After thinking about it for a long time, I realized that this is a satirical film of Naoto. If I make a wrong analysis, I can only blame myself for not understanding it.
Restricted movies are too revealing and too revealing, and I can’t accept it. It’s just that the director tried to learn from each other. From the perspective of understanding, look at a group of people or a social phenomenon, such as the evil charity, the adoption of African children, the priest's (oral sex) views, etc.
The interesting thing is the black child who exchanged the limited edition iPod, and later used it The black kid that MacBook Pro came to redeem. The interesting thing is that behind the passionate interpretation between two men in the arena is Schilling Dewen’s [My Heart Eternal]. It’s too much.
I’m very curious about the many scenes in the movie. How was it filmed, including whether there were non-extra actors involved? At
the end of the film appeared: Bono, Slash, Elton John, Snoop Dogg, and there seems to be a Springsteen that crosses the lens, or the director of this TM is popular Well, don’t just know how to make money. This is basically part of the pillars of today’s music world.
Looking at the kissing of two men in the arena, I remembered who allowed the rights of homosexuals at the time, and now only discriminates in a solemn way. The act of admiration between the same sex. Any admiration that can be done between a man and a woman, and the same actions performed by a heterosexual person in a legally permitted city will still be despised.
When homosexuality arises, heterosexuals should consider their own identity rather than asking questions about homosexuality.
So the irony is big.
Of course, domestic gays have another feeling in addition to being spoofed when watching this movie.
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