Most of the actors died, and in the theater, in this comical way, it felt like it was in real life The life itself that can be obtained, in the process of waiting for the release of this big drama for decades, was thrown into the cemetery one after another mercilessly. The rest chose to leave, presumably having found the answer to the most magnificent show...or just lost their patience. At the end of the story, or at the end of your life, do you really know what you want? No one knows, because when you lean on the shoulders of the woman who makes you not alone and say, "I know how to do this play now, I have an idea, I think if everyone..." And then A white light and the line "die" that Millison designed for you, the director of the drama in this show... Do you know, I don't know, and I don't care, because I've seen amazing people who cover their mouths with their hands everything.
It's funny to say. When I first saw this film, I thought it was to express a miniature version of a life joke, but I was in the mood of watching the whole movie for an hour or so. I even wanted to enrich my opinion. And I imagined a lot of footnotes, but they were naturally discarded later. It should be said that they were swept out of my mind very smoothly, and a sentence emerged.
It is Zhang Dachun's sentence in "The Novel of the Barnyard" : " Those
who write things, especially artists, should honestly show that, as Socrates and Voltaire said: nothing in the world can be known."
One sentence is Kant's
"man is an end, not a tool"
These two sentences can be used as my waterless full version of the film review~
I saw someone write in a one-sentence short review, "If it is text, it may be better than video and audio." I can't guess, but there will be a kind of deep-rooted, in specific In front of life, all words are just pale.
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