Losers-show us the way to failure

A movie with losers and winners, along with the joy of the winners' victory, also brings an image of the losers to the curtain. I've seen Flying Over the Cuckoo's Asylum. The two themes have nothing to do with each other. They just saw similar figures. Commodes and Murphy, the protagonist of the lunatic asylum, both had their own calculations, but they died under their own calculations. Commodes, who has gained the experience of fighting in the Chinese palace, must make a person crazy if he wants to destroy a person. He let Mesmoos and the Senate make treason under his own nose, and finally put it away. All the people, leaving the protagonist and himself in a duel in the arena, and finally died under the hands of Mesmus. Murphy, a clever man, also gradually trapped himself from his free body, and was removed from his frontal lobe.
I have seen a few movies with a different perspective from others. I don’t see the joy of the winners, only the misery of the losers. Some are sorry to die, such as Tony Leung in Infernal Affairs, Murphy in the lunatic asylum; some die though not. Feeling a pity, but I also hope that he can complete his plan based on his intelligence.
I always hope to find more similar reasons among the losers and avoid the steps of some losers. Xiang Yu of Hongmen Yan couldn't listen to Yafu's opinion. Xiang Zhuang's arrival was also blocked by Xiang Yu, and he could see himself and Liu Bang. The difference in strength does not see Liu Bang’s wolf ambition, he is the king of the first entry; Murphy does not understand that a mental hospital can stun herself, can remove her frontal lobe, and lose part of her ability to act. There is too little understanding of the consequences, so I let myself indulge in unfree struggles; Commodes, a somewhat perverted person in temperament, is not inferior to the Senate in terms of IQ and strategy, and it can be regarded as a satiety. People who read poetry and books show us the vivid image of telling stories to their nephews, and show their ability to plan strategizing when calculating others, but they lose in their own understanding of their own swordsmanship and the opponent's swordsmanship. In the case of the short sword, the opponent died under the opponent's hand in a dizzy state.
We have all too underestimated the strength of our opponents, and we have all too underestimated the power of systems, rules, and systems. After you have not played against your opponent, you look down on the opponent, and the latter is not assured, it is really a loser.

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