1. In Utopia, there is only life but not death, everyone is immortal, and the living environment is like a fairyland and various high-tech. However, they have no sex. . . . Humans are cultivated.
2. People in Utopia will gradually suffer from strange diseases, and the disease will become crazy or stupid.
3. The uncensored version I watched contained a lot of naked scenes. I watched it on a TV station. Now it seems that I can’t imagine it. Of course, it was a local TV station. He was tested to see what kind of video would make him aroused, and then there were a few completely pornographic clips, including a pair of naked boobs and hands that kept scratching and rubbing them all over the screen. . .
4. When the barbarian was sexually excited, he touched a stupid woman's chest, and wanted to have sex with her, but he gave up when she didn't respond. The woman was slowly cured and felt sexual. Eventually the utopians understood all this. They regained their sexuality at the cost of giving up eternal life. The barbarian brings life and death.
5. In the end, everyone copulated wildly, and other barbarians outside Utopia broke through and killed everyone. Sean escaped with a beautiful Utopian woman and lived in seclusion in a cave, using freehand techniques, the same slideshow The way they make love, get pregnant, have a child, the son grows up and leaves, the two of them sit there and slowly grow old, and eventually become two bones. .
I was only a primary school student at the time, such a grand philosophical proposition, such a sexually explicit description, and such a crazy bland narrative technique made me unable to sleep. Uncut version. Without that almost frosty sex scene, the film lacks the finishing touch. Pity. . .
It is estimated that no one has read so many words. I wrote it to myself to commemorate my unusual childhood.
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