I didn’t feel anything before watching the movie. After watching the movie, I felt very disgusted with the writer himself. I felt that he did not maintain his inner innocence. All kinds of behaviors were just because he was a selfish, indifferent and twisted liar. He had a prejudice against everything. He rebelled because of his unsound personality and the world. For good or bad, he couldn't help but sarcasm, to vent the anger brought by his own prejudice. Now there are many geniuses of this kind of irony on the Internet. It is not because of some noble sentiment that he lives in seclusion, but the distorted personality cannot adapt to the escape of normal interpersonal communication. He is not a person who does not want to be fame, but enjoys recognition and desires success, only to find that the troubles caused by fame and fortune can't bear him.
And ironically, there were so many noble people in his life who helped him. He just thought they hated them, but he still took advantage of the help from others. He himself was the kind of person he hated.
Looking at it this way, I don't know if this biography is a success or a failure.
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