Fictitious Faith Fictitious Inscription: Void void, what has been done will be done again, what has been done will be done again, there is nothing new under the sun.----"Old Testament" I'm going to be Ryan Reynolds super fan. I was fortunate to watch several of his films, each of which has something special, I like it very much! He is born with a dark and humorous appearance, neat and clean, and is a genius in acting. He looks ordinary and ordinary, but in fact, every eye movement is full of drama. Talk about his "Nine Degrees of Space". This movie is painful to watch, but I can't stop it. I don't know what the director wants to tell me, he designed a complex logic black hole, three stories, three actors, playing 9 people, the number on the actor's head is nine, nine should be a very special symbol, I don't quite understand. A film with a multi-threaded narrative in segments is difficult to understand, especially in the way of three short films, which can only be guessed at. The three stories basically take place in one time dimension, and there are innumerable connections before and after, and the time is about the same. Two "people" from the ninth space, a man (Ryan Reynolds) and a woman, who are able to reorganize memories, change space, and shape logic. They each have three avatars, maybe more. They go hand in hand, constantly trying new ways of life and new living environments. For the sake of authenticity, the relationship between the two of them in the real world is constantly changing. The first story is the relationship between the cheaters; the second story is a partnership with intense contradictions; the third story is the people who returned to the ninth space and the real world A good husband and a good father. In short, in all three stories she interferes with the protagonist's continued obsession with the world. The fat Melissa in the real world appears in all three stories, and all have a very important relationship with the male protagonist, and should represent the two most important women in his life. Story 1, it may be his imaginary mother. No belly button in low-rise pants. Gary is a TV star who travels to New York to promote his new show and is under house arrest for buying drugs. Melissa, who is in charge of promoting Gary's new show, lives with him. in a house. Gary's house under house arrest clearly has memories of his childhood home: lots of little latticed cabinets, decadent blues music, a piano that he can play, magnetic old songs, and even a mysterious unknown where to go. Another missing street girl. People in the virtual world do not have mothers, so they naturally have a yearning for and attachment to their mothers. Is there a "God" like a mother in the virtual world? Story Two, it may be the woman he loves. Gavin is a TV producer and screenwriter who owns the house where Gary was imprisoned. He bought a paranormal series in New York starring Melissa. During the pilot, the audience responded well, but network executive Susan wanted Gavin to replace the fatter Melissa for a more attractive actress, which Gavin refused. However, amid the criticism from everyone, he finally betrayed himself and agreed to replace Melissa, but it was too late, Susan had already chosen another drama. A poor screenwriter who is always manipulated by others, whether to be true to himself or to change himself for the circumstances seems to have no effect on the ending. Abandoning the person he really likes because of various pressures at work probably won't happen in the virtual world. Story three, it was his wife, the screenwriter decided. Probably because of the Oedipus complex, the wife actually looks the same as the mother in memory; probably because of the failure of that drama , In order to compensate Melissa, the wife is still the actor she wants. The family of three drove deep into the forest and ran out of fuel. Jerry left his wife and daughter to seek help, only to run into one of his kind, Susan. Susan tried her best to pull Gary back from the real world: "Remember where you came from?" "Everyone is your drug, you only play the human role occasionally." Many memories are overlapped and edited , together on Gary's mind, and it was messy for a while. Finally, Gary said goodbye to his "wife" and "daughter", pulled the green rope around his neck, and everything disintegrated into nothingness. "Wife" and "daughter" became someone else's family, and everything was in order. Everything that is nothing becomes nothingness, and "nothingness" will start all over again. In the real world, we can only live in a complete story, and once our position is programmed, we can only play this role, and it is impossible to start over. As for the actor, screenwriter, and video game designer of the three stories in the play, his job is to create virtual stories. The difference from reality is that their work can be repeated before they are completed. World, one foot in the virtual world. His number is 9 in the virtual world, and in the real world he will always get lost in this virtual nine. Between virtual and reality, they are no longer people in the original sense. Just like the people in our online world, their numbers are getting bigger and bigger, and their lives can be reset in the virtual world, and sometimes even lost in the virtual world, which is a blessing or a curse for people. Will the temptation of the virtual world and the nine-dimensional space make people lose their religious beliefs, or can the virtual world become a new belief? Life is like a rope, we keep tying knots on it until there is nowhere to tie it, and we seek faith in order to be freed from it. The virtual world is more of a complex web, and we are constantly tying knots until we are chaotic and withdraw. Do we also need another belief to free ourselves? At home, everything is in order. Everything that is nothing becomes nothingness, and "nothingness" will start all over again. In the real world, we can only live in a complete story, and once our position is programmed, we can only play this role, and it is impossible to start over. As for the actor, screenwriter, and video game designer of the three stories in the play, his job is to create virtual stories. The difference from reality is that their work can be repeated before they are completed. World, one foot in the virtual world. His number is 9 in the virtual world, and in the real world he will always get lost in this virtual nine. Between virtual and reality, they are no longer people in the original sense. Just like the people in our online world, their numbers are getting bigger and bigger, and their lives can be reset in the virtual world, and sometimes even lost in the virtual world, which is a blessing or a curse for people. Will the temptation of the virtual world and the nine-dimensional space make people lose their religious beliefs, or can the virtual world become a new belief? Life is like a rope, we keep tying knots on it until there is nowhere to tie it, and we seek faith in order to be freed from it. The virtual world is more of a complex web, and we are constantly tying knots until we are chaotic and withdraw. Do we also need another belief to free ourselves? At home, everything is in order. Everything that is nothing becomes nothingness, and "nothingness" will start all over again. In the real world, we can only live in a complete story, and once our position is programmed, we can only play this role, and it is impossible to start over. As for the actor, screenwriter, and video game designer of the three stories in the play, his job is to create virtual stories. The difference from reality is that their work can be repeated before they are completed. World, one foot in the virtual world. His number is 9 in the virtual world, and in the real world he will always get lost in this virtual nine. Between virtual and reality, they are no longer people in the original sense. Just like the people in our online world, their numbers are getting bigger and bigger, and their lives can be reset in the virtual world, and sometimes even lost in the virtual world, which is a blessing or a curse for people. Will the temptation of the virtual world and the nine-dimensional space make people lose their religious beliefs, or can the virtual world become a new belief? Life is like a rope, we keep tying knots on it until there is nowhere to tie it, and we seek faith in order to be freed from it. The virtual world is more of a complex web, and we are constantly tying knots until we are chaotic and withdraw. Do we also need another belief to free ourselves?
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