What kind of experience is it to be able to remember all the memories of all previous lives? This theme of reincarnation or immortality is actually quite connotative. The discussion in "This Man From Earth" is very profound, but the plot is quite boring. This film follows the path of two infinite people to protect and destroy human beings. , seems to be pretty good, but it didn't take long for the opening, the plot pulled the hip, and properly became the rhythm of the popcorn brainless movie.
The opening was a wonderful and exciting police and gangster racing action scene in a previous life in Mexico City, I thought: This movie looks good!
Then the plot comes to the protagonist's life: a down-and-out middle-aged psychotic middle-aged man in New York. Failed the interview, made a Japanese knife for drug dealers, was chased by drug dealers, and detained by the police. This brainless foreshadowing plot instantly pulled the film to the level of a brainless popcorn movie.
According to the character design, the protagonist is a superhuman-level reincarnated character with all the memories of his previous life. Although the memory is a bit confusing, he still has the IQ of a financial master, and he can create an out-of-print samurai sword from the Edo period, and he can easily chop bullets with a knife. It's just that I have too many memories, I can't figure out the situation, and I am mentally ill, so I am very poor. I wondered: how is this possible?
If an ordinary person always remembers many things in the past and even ancient times clearly, the most important thing is that he also knows countless special skills that have been lost, and has a superhuman IQ and skill, such as knife and bullet, what would you do?
According to normal logic, you should first find the answer yourself. Search through all the ancient literature and ancient books in the world, looking for clues about reincarnation. Then move your fingers, such as the stupidest way, to grab hundreds of millions of drug funds, and make yourself look like a reclusive noble. Even if you want to take medicine, you have to buy yourself a pharmaceutical company and a few dog-legged scientists. With this kind of ability, how could he go to a pitiful job interview, how could he go to a mental hospital, how could a doctor look down on him, how could he personally use a treasure knife to exchange medicines with a small drug dealer?
For people with this ability, without a companion to wake me up, I have no heart to enjoy life, or bring disaster to the world. When a partner wakes up and gives me a task, I will save the world, and I will be idle anyway.
This logic pulls the hips, and everything that follows is a hooligan!
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