Inland Empire doesn't seem to have any decent reviews right now, so I'm here to make trouble.
The first thing to complain about is that such a brain-burning film also plays with horror elements, which persuades many people who just want to burn their brains and are not brave enough. I originally watched it in the middle of the night, and found that the atmosphere was completely unwieldy, so I was forced to change it to watch it in the morning, and then swipe it at night to understand what it was playing.
In fact, there are too many extended meanings in it. Watching the brain-burning film is not to look at the results directly, but to find clues and dig deeper, right?
So figure out what's going on in the real world, and then re-watch the movie and push back the inner world of the protagonist within three hours.
①Who is crazy?
A gypsy prostitute who watches TV at first, then fantasizes about herself as the mistress she killed.
②What happened at nine forty-five and midnight?
At 9:45, the prostitute and her husband were beaten in a showdown, and the heroine was killed at midnight.
③ When did the story take place?
The story takes place in the interrogation stage after the prostitute is caught in the JC Bureau. I guess JC still doesn't know where the guy who killed him died.
④Who is the policeman?
The helpless fat man in the movie theater or the attic, and the last black old aunt. Of course, the police who were blackened at the beginning also counted.
⑤ What does it have to do with making movies?
Movies are a means of excusing thoughts, and you can refer to Wei Ma's house for details. Once something unexplainable and unwilling to accept happens, it comes down to the plot of the movie, and it doesn't happen in reality.
⑥ Is the story about cheating?
In my opinion, the so-called marriage is the wishful thinking of a prostitute. As a gypsy prostitute, she thought she had met a scumbag who could be entrusted to her for life, but she was tricked, so she impulsively killed the heroine.
Subconsciously, he is constantly looking for opportunities to vilify the heroine, and after being beaten, he also tries to imagine that he will fight back and beat the other party. These places make me feel more like she's not a legal wife, just a one night stand.
⑦What happened to the other deceased?
The specific plot cannot be analyzed, but clues can probably be found.
One night, she met a man who said that there was a murder nearby. He knew that the murderer knew the prostitute, and there was a high probability that this person was her lover. Anyway, he was killed in this hidden small flat building.
⑧ What does cartoon rabbit mean?
It is a symbol of a prostitute family. The prostitute wants the male protagonist to tell the truth, but does not want to hear the truth. Has been answering nonsense, messy. Then imagine a comedy show to ease the embarrassment.
At the same time, this room is a small flat building, which is the location of the shooting.
⑨ How to interpret the poem of the strange old aunt at the beginning?
The prostitute thinks that all the fault is because the heroine seduces her lover, so she tries to ridicule and stop them from cheating.
The boy said that her husband was playful, and when he saw the world of flowers, he fell in love with the devil and refused to come back.
The girl is more pitiful. She entered the market and never came out again. She still walked through the alley and entered the palace.
By the way, how did the heroine die. This should refer to the last Japanese aunt's words: there is a hole in the vagina, and the intestines are strung, and the murder weapon is a screwdriver.
⑩ What happened at the end?
Of course there is true redemption!
Well, just crazy.
The sister with the broken foot, the neighbor who lured people to become a soldier, are all people who imagined to cover up the disappearance of her husband. Well now, all materialized, a room full of gypsies enjoying themselves, and the whole play is over.
Hope everyone can understand.
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