doubt can doubt, very doubt!

Jimmie 2022-03-24 09:01:42

The most distinctive and successful thing about this film is that it is a metaphor for real life in the world.

Life is not like this, no one can see the whole picture, the so-called 'truth' is just the part of everyone's 'self-righteousness'. Even if there is a God, it is impossible to see the full truth of everything.

Life is not a script pre-arranged by directors and screenwriters. There are far more 'random' things in life than 'certain' things. And most things will not develop in the direction that people expected or calculated in advance, so there will be deep doubts about yourself and your so-called beliefs due to the unexpected results in the ending of the film.

The third point is that in real life, everyone is both an actor and a director of their own life. Life is a process in which you keep directing and acting, revising the script, and continuing to perform. So 'doubt' 'doubt' 'no answer' 'unexpected' 'everything is possible' 'swinging in confidence and loss'... is the normality of life, and this is the underlying meaning of the film I saw .

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I gradually discovered that the boundary between good and evil is not between countries, between classes, parties and parties, but in everyone's heart Pass through, pass through in the hearts of all people. It's a moving line that wobbles over the years. --Solzhenitsyn, "The Gulag Archipelago"




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  • Arne 2022-03-28 09:01:02

    Doubt what you doubt, believe in what you believe! There is no standard, there is no right or wrong, just different positions and different concepts! Cao Cao would rather kill a thousand by mistake and not let one go, because of his position and values, he thinks that no one can be trusted -- anyone who doubts can do it, and any method can be used!

  • Godfrey 2022-03-27 09:01:05

    17-2-2009 12:05pm bc

Doubt quotes

  • Sister Aloysius Beauvier: So you talked to Sister James. Well, of course you talked to Sister James.

    Father Brendan Flynn: Did you know Donald's father beats him?

    Sister Aloysius Beauvier: Yes.

    Father Brendan Flynn: And might that not account for the odd behavior Sister James noticed in the boy?

  • Sister James: They're all uniformly terrified of you.

    Sister Aloysius Beauvier: Yes, that's how it works.