The rationality of the story logic has always been the most criticized topic in Park Chan-wook's films. Perhaps the only story with more rigorous logic is the early "Common Security Zone". Starting from the "Vengeance Trilogy", Park Zanyu has set a very "self" environment for his movie story. Here, he can Give full play to his extraordinary imagination.
Park Chan-wook can be said to be a paranoid when it comes to his control of the film. The colors, shots, scheduling, editing, the bold use of new shooting techniques, and even the actors' performances are filled with his very strong personal color. What this movie is trying to express makes me feel a little trance, like when you see an old friend of yours standing in front of you, but the moment you shake hands, you realize that the person in front of you is not him.
I'm a big fan of Park Chan-wook, and I haven't watched this work for a long time. I was a little disappointed after watching it, but it was clearly his style. Maybe I can't understand his expression, but there are still many places in the movie that moved me. After watching the whole movie, I almost believed in the power of "love". Pure, do not ask for anything in return, stand together through thick and thin... But think about it carefully, why is it set to be a mental patient? Maybe Park Chan-wook pessimistically thinks that it's too unrealistic to do this in the real world, so a perfect love between two "mentally mental patients" is reasonable enough.
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