In the elective class in the first semester of my freshman year, the professor asked me to watch and write about my feelings after reading it. It was really painful to watch. I was already very tired and dejected in class. After watching this movie successfully, I felt even more depressed. It was great. The first scenes, the shooting techniques and the BGM can be scary at times. The interior design of their house has a lot to analyze. There are many chairs designed by bauhaus, and there are many decorative furniture that does not seem to be practical and no one uses it. Like the buildings of the heath club that appeared later, the shooting method did not capture their gates from the front, giving people a feeling of being unwelcome. The more I look at the Heath club, the more I think it is a brainwashed MLM organization. They're actually making these people feel that it's normal for them to be uncomfortable and to continue, not to adapt to the change. They are also defrauding money, and there is a special scene at the end of Peter's hilltop mansion. Just imagine why someone who is really sick and wants to help the sick lives in a luxurious mansion. The heroine finally lived in a cabin that was actually very exposed, and thought she would get better, but the house she lived in was getting smaller and smaller, and she was actually getting more and more vulnerable. In the end, when he asked himself in the mirror, he seemed very pale and powerless. Overall, it's a very depressing movie, but it can also trigger a lot of ideas.
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