I can bear it. As long as I'm a little bit human,
but I just keep digging for coal and talk about money, I can't hold it.
From the beginning, I know plainview He is a person
whose interests are more important than anything else. He drove oil fields madly, and did not even conceal his identity as a bloody primitive accumulator of capital.
The scene that started was quite a bit of the
sole proprietorship in The Godfather. Later, he still did it for profit. After being tricked into persuading the villagers to sell the land
, he still left his deaf son on the train alone
for profit.
Later, he still shot his fake brother in the head for profit. Later, he still did it for profit. Interest, killed the hypocritical pastor.
I thought that the scenes that were spent on getting along with his son were to show that there was something called father’s love in his heart.
I thought that the heart-to-heart remarks of him and his fake brother were to explain him. In addition to being a wolf and a gentle lamb,
I think that he asked the pastor to say that God does not exist to prove that he has his own belief and persistence
in his heart. However, the character remains unchanged, his heart has never been turbulent, and his highest goal is always There is only one benefit.
From my personal point of view, I don’t see the changes in the minds I want from the inside. On the
other hand, I watch this movie with a too soft expectation of "human performance triumphs over benefits",
but the director may It’s great. He paved the way for so many possibilities for sexual transformation, but plainview is still like a rock. The
director did not cater to the vulgar and vulgar people like me to set the "great transformation." He used the courage to face us and told us that "evil is Evil, no discussion."
This man with a rough voice and a clear-headed mind dispelled all the possibility of becoming soft. He is always so hard, and the character is persistent,
but I still don’t like movies that are too hard and calm.
Say I’m idealistic, say I can’t change the bourgeois tune
anyway, I can’t get what I want
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