"Savage Tales" in the movie shows one by one out of control psychology, there is no absolute right or wrong, the plot is absurd and subtle, and what is even more absurd and absurd than "Savage Tales" is: this movie actually has more than six The clip, it actually has seven clips, but the seventh most absurd story was cleverly hidden by the director (perhaps he didn't even think of it himself), this hidden seventh story is - when watching the last wedding story , both the bullet screen and the comments are torn up. Everyone believes in their own views of right and wrong. Men stand for men and women stand for women, or they speak up for others consciously and soberly. Once again, the battle for gender rights is really exciting. But this seventh story is the same as the other stories in the movie, which one is right and which one is wrong? Relying on your own cognition and narrow concept, you ask all the readers to have the Hamlet in their hearts, just like the first story. Are you relieved? As in the second story, did you get your revenge? As in the third story, did you win? As in the fourth story, have you achieved spiritual liberation? Like the fifth story, did you get the benefit? As in the sixth story, have you taken control of others? Substitute one's own cognition for the cognition of the society to frame others, and use irritability and loss of reason as the only tool for self-protection. On the surface, you say the righteous words, but the actual psychology is already rotten. Aren't you people in the shadows? Of course, so am I. From the civilized order, we found the existence of wild and violent. Society is a framework that frames people's behavior, but people's psychology will not be restrained. Everyone is like the animals in the first story, vigilant against others and protecting themselves. Secretly hiding sharp minions, waiting for the moment when the pressure explodes out of control, when you are arguing about the story in the film, you come back to your senses, and it has become the corner of the film that the film wants to show. I think that's the best thing about this movie.
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