"I am not an animal. I am a human being. I am a man." I dare not think that this is a real thing, I dare not think that it is true that someone has been treated like this in real life. When I don’t even dare to watch a movie, I’m used to putting a box next to it that I can jot down some movie lines so that I can recall them later. When I watch this movie, there are two sentences I wrote down that make me remember the first sentence “I wish I could "sleep like normal people" at the end of the movie John's final ending is "sleep like normal people" and the second sentence is "this is your home now" and it was warm when I heard it and then I suffocated again when I saw what happened to him in that room In fact, the topic of this film is a commonplace, perhaps not as bizarre as the protagonist has experienced, but it is common in our lives, not only in some unusual appearances, but also in some disabled people, disabled people and even people with body odor, etc. dare not ask What other people will do but I always want to do it myself Maybe the first reaction I meet with these people is always to avoid it But I always want to overcome this subconscious behavior Maybe there are countless failed attempts but I still want to I want to be nice to them in the direction of "it's just that i'm not used to be treated so well by a beautiful woman" and "you're not an elephant man at all. you are remeo"
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