I just watched the movie "The Torn Doom" in 2002. I usually choose a movie longer than the time I watched. I opened it because I read the introduction saying "emotional isolation". I have been watching the movie recently. Related to this, I have probably experienced my own emotional isolation, closing the outside world, and also closing my own feelings, in order to defend and cut off the pain. I might do the same now. Human beings are really interesting. With such a sophisticated reaction mechanism, even though they are not perfect, humans will eventually collapse. The film describes a totalitarian society, an awakened senior priest Peston, is the story of a man saving the world with powerful force. Western movies always love to shoot like this, superheroes. Ordinarily, I don't like this kind of movies, it is always like a personal obscenity. The movie puts forward a proposition "the meaning of emotion to people". If people have no emotion, they lose their essence. And what attracts me most about movies is "emotional restraint", and I am fascinated by it. Peston loves Mary, but he has to exercise restraint, because under ubiquitous surveillance, exposing emotions is tantamount to betrayal and death. He caught Mary for the first time. He turned to face the mirror in a few circles, and he shouted "Look at yourself." These few circles, especially like a tango section, are very beautiful, rotating, skin-to-skin, fierce confrontation, smell , The friction of the clothes, and the staring at each other, the moment of life and death, love and death are always so close to the threat of death. Mary in the mirror, with beautiful eyes, rosy mouth, and hair, light blonde, Peston froze, he found out, he was still a man who could find the beauty of women, he let go, he turned his back Go, in my opinion, whether a man is cute or not depends on whether he can feel and fall in love with women. Women are the best reagent for men. Behind, across a table, he looked at Mary, and saw that his eyes were red, he was restraining, restraining his love, he fell, he was crying, he said "I don't know what to do", can't love But I love, I have to hide when I love, you see, such a struggle. He leaned Mary's red ribbon to his nose and rubbed it into the skin. His desire for Mary, he touched each other's finger on the long table. What else to say? Such a repressed and passionate love. The whole movie is like a huge conspiracy, heavy fog. At the end of the movie, Peston went in with his own power, crushed everything with force, killed the creators of the conspiracy, and free people rushed to the government. I feel weak. In fact, I don’t believe in a great cause made by one person, nor do I believe that pure force can do it. The action scenes are particularly beautiful, elegant, exquisite, and cold. Ha, writing here, I feel like I have seen a story about the love of a beautiful man who is full of strength and can't get angry and oppose totalitarianism. Still men save the world, women still The spark of making art to ignite men is a little unhappy. Regarding the totalitarian society represented in the movie, I think of the dystopian trilogy, which obliterates individuals, fools, controls, and terror with collective will. I still love, a long-running horse in estrus, a fun society for everyone, just like I love men haha
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