"Savage Tales" was a pleasure for many people to watch, but after reading a circle of film reviews and a group of cheers encouraging such out-of-control behavior, it made me a little worried.
People who feel very cool must be stimulated by the thrill of revenge. Think about it too, if you were accused and ridiculed from childhood to adulthood, would you like to kill the person who bullied you once? If you were ruined by someone, would you like to poison him? If you are driven away by someone on the open road, do you want to not come back? If you are fined for no reason by an unscrupulous government, do you want to bomb the government? If your pregnant wife is killed by a rich second generation, do you want to kill the perpetrator? If you find out at your wedding that your fiancé is having an affair with a female colleague, do you want to tear up the bad guy?
But we just think about it, and it is very few people who really put it into action. After all, we live in a society, and society has its rules, and breaking the rules has consequences. The rules of society have a reflection in our hearts, and the reflection of fluctuations will also have ripples. Probably because I have been seriously ill, I cherish and appreciate life in particular. If you know how lucky you are to live in this prosperous world for decades, how can you act rashly without considering the consequences?
1. The captain's revenge -- you are the captain, what can't you think about!
I have to say that this captain is a "successful person" with determination, plan and ability. In order to achieve his goal, he must first learn to become a captain all the way, to understand the personal circumstances of all those who bully him, to have certain financial resources to contract a plane ticket for one person, and to have the courage to die generously. If you have an open mind and a higher mind, why bother with those people? Flying a plane, experiencing different customs everywhere, keeping a distance from those who despise and deceive yourself, and looking for like-minded friends to play and play, isn't it very happy?
2. A roar from the aunt next door - jail is nothing but a bad reputation.
It is true that a female colleague was ruined by a male politician, which is indeed filled with righteous indignation, but the female colleague herself hasn't done much, and the sturdy aunt can't hold back her anger. Society needs fairness and justice, but unfortunately the forces of evil are too powerful, so they need equally powerful institutions of violence. The police and prisons, don't they exist because of this? Seeing the injustice, Auntie Lu drew her sword to help her and upheld justice for her female colleagues, but she also left behind fear and hatred.
3. Audi man is unhappy -- your broken car also come to say goodbye to me?
The road is facing the sky, each side walks, but someone is where you are and which side I go. You have to fight him, right? He is a rogue, you are more ruthless than him, and he is more ruthless than you. There is no end to the fighting, unless someone turns off the fire first, or two people burn together. This particularly fascinating, bizarrely exaggerated plot doesn't end there. There were a few times when I was worried about Audi male. It was almost done. Stop it early, and don't make big news. I didn't expect it to be really big news.
4. Demolitionist shot - can do it without nonsense.
Government departments are supposed to serve the people, but they often stand on the opposite side of the people. It is good to rectify disorderly parking, improve traffic conditions and enhance the image of the city. However, the original intention of the relevant departments has changed, and the expensive towing fees and parking fines seem to have become a source of income. The more I blur the boundaries of parking, the more illegal parking occurs, and the more money I make - so why should I mark it clearly? The demolitionist, after being out of anger time and time again, finally shot. Fortunately, he did not take the path of petitioning, and it is difficult to think about it by himself to fight against the system. Or use the blasting that you are good at directly.
5. Impulsive Husband - Are You Really Avenging Your Wife?
Fu Erdai drove away after hitting a pregnant woman, and the pregnant woman was killed and killed. The pregnant woman's husband, emotional, vowed in the interview to find the perpetrators for revenge. At this time, the perpetrator's family is also staged a wonderful transaction, and each person who is pregnant will use their brains for their own interests to weave a perfect lie. But the ending didn't make everyone retreat. With a short knock, the husband thought he was revengeful, but has justice really been done?
6. After the bloody wedding - paranoid life or disregard?
The wedding started in a warm and humorous atmosphere, and pictures of the newlyweds were played on the big screen, and the warm and sweet past was vividly remembered. The bride suddenly noticed something unusual. The fiancé and one of his female colleagues behaved ambiguous. The bride-to-be is not easy to mess with, you vote me peach and I will repay you with a li: first "off the rails" with the little cook man on the roof, and then put her marital revenge plan (how to torture him, but not divorce until he Death is the only way to get rid of it) said it in full, spit out his fiancé. Returning to the wedding scene, she flung the ambiguous girl away. The groom-to-be was outraged, as was the mother-in-law who learned of the revenge plan, and the wedding was a mess. The bride sat on the ground crying, seeking sympathy as part of a revenge plan.
Before commenting on the Avengers, let's think about what is barbaric? The Spanish name of the movie is "Relatos Salvajes", and the English name is "Wild Tales". Both Salvajes and Wild have the meaning of savage and fury, and the Chinese translation is savage. Humans walked out of the jungle 4 million years ago and created the present state of civilization step by step. The barbarism is probably a return to the wild instinct.
Civilization or barbarism? It's hard to answer. Sometimes we enjoy the orderliness of human society, sometimes we are happy to break the shackles of the system, sometimes we are warmed by various friendships, and sometimes we try to break through the emotional constraints. For me, I like civilization more than barbarism, and I look forward to being more rational and thinking before doing things. For example, when thinking about things, you can imagine the worst outcome: if my life is to be paid for, do I feel worth it?
If I were the captain in the first story, I wouldn't have risked my life in revenge on those who have done bad things. I will probably be like the young waitress in the second story. Although I am already full of hatred, I will rationally choose to let the enemy go. How many possibilities are there for a young life, why should it be buried in prison? I also don't want an aunt who draws a knife to help me and ruin the rest of my life for me. How can I bear this psychological burden? Of course, I also don't agree with Audi's arrogance. When I first started to drive on the road, I would still get angry for trivial things like being rejected by others, but after a long time, it is more about understanding others, understanding that he is a novice, understanding that he is in a bad mood, and understanding that he has an urgent matter to cut in line. .. comity is safe. The fifth story makes people sigh, the husband who knocked the hammer did not kill the real enemy, and the gardener who died for money did not get a penny. I won't be that gardener, it's not worth the money, and I won't be a mad revenge husband, will the death of the perpetrator make up for the lives of my wife and children? What's more, how can I be sure that I have killed the real murderer? When a hammer goes down, no one's life is so precious, but some people's life is like a mustard.
The behavior of the demolitionist in the fourth story is not entirely desirable. For example, his demolition may hurt innocent people in the end, so how can he comfort his conscience (of course, I prefer him to be an expert and bold, and he has already measured the explosion) result). However, I still support his resistance. When a legitimate government is doing this kind of fascist behavior, we can choose to swallow our voices and pay the money, but in such a society, where there is no personal dignity, how much meaning is there to live? If the demolitionist thinks this way, then even if he loses his life, he probably won't be too unwilling. Human beings are inherently mortal. Compared with those who die for small personal grievances, dying for the righteous struggle of the public is more important than Mount Tai. Maybe the director also likes him, so in the end it was a blessing in disguise.
The last story, leave us to choose. The bride offers a revenge plan, which is to spend her whole life making the other person live in misfortune. How should the two choose? The groom first chose to break up, escaping the life of the two, and was frustrated by the bride's bitterness. Then the groom cheers up and pulls the bride to make out in front of the crowd. The groom can cooperate with the bride's performance, retaliate with his own way, or he can start over without hatred. If two people cannot be separated, how they choose determines how they will live in the rest of their lives.
Do you want him to be unhappy, or do you want him to be happy? In fact, that's not the point, the point is that what kind of life you want to live by yourself is worthy of your only one life.
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