How to betray each other

A lot of people think this movie is not good enough, but I like it very much. Everyone in the movie has no malice but is loyal to himself and works his way forward in different ways. It is utterly foolish to divide people into good and bad. The butt determines the head, and the position drives the action. So any kind of behavior must have its reflexive meaning, so it should not be blamed for prejudice. Moreover, age no longer allows us to treat ourselves as the flowers of the motherland, and make naive judgments that make a clean cut between the good guy and the bad guy with a tender face.
Most importantly, I love it so much because so many people don't. More people think this is just a farce, but I was moved by the truth from beginning to end. The male protagonist is brilliant, but he is willing to betray his self-esteem for the sake of real life. Such a move is far more tragic than those virgins who go to sea in exchange for the future. Art has always been a dog raised by money. No matter how talented you are, you cannot buy a piece of land. Truth is always born in a pool of blood. However, no matter how cruel it is, the empathy of seeing others is far less than that of one's own compassion.
There is a taboo limit in everyone that cannot be touched by others. For Spider-Woman, it should be his slightly indecent and confused love affair. Megan Fox could also break all the battles she'd worked so hard for for his creepy Chihuahua (and possibly a fawn, too). And the unruly prodigal son left his hometown, abandoned his friendship and lowered himself. Those scenes of self-denial and self-restraint were instantly vivid in my mind. It looks so bizarre, yet so natural.
The winter of 2009 seemed particularly cold. When I watched the movie, I actually felt that I would be strong enough to survive the harsh winter. From now on, there is no need to seek other people's comfort, whether it is true or false.

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