and beloved, John
is cynical, uninhibited by nature,
always drinking, romantic, and merciful.
What kind of creature is a woman in his eyes? His
wife is stolen, and in his eyes, he is just a person who takes care of him. How should the relationship between the domestic servant
and the actress be defined
by a pile of obscene pictures on the table, and the obscene poems and gibberish he created
to protest, or to prove something
, directing a vulgar drama on the stage
In the end, his face was covered with red sores, and his blind eyes
had to rely on crutches to walk. When
he and his wife couldn't take care of themselves, he heard the unwilling cry and
watched his wife hug the man with dazzling red spots. When I kissed his face, I was moved and
dragged my broken body to the House with impassioned impassioned
until the body and spirit were completely broken
A broken face
still wanted to hear my wife tell him how it felt when he was robbed when he
died With my eyes open, I can't see everything
. The 33-year-old's life is over.
I can't understand the value of his life . What does he
want to declare, or express
his dissatisfaction with the world, or the struggle for life? He
knew what he wanted, so he embraced all the people and things.
He said that only the stage can make him move, and he shed tears.
Even when he was in pain in the end, he found a way to live again.
In fact, he has always lived very religiously, right?
Even if it is thought that this is a geek with a rotten life and a mouth full of obscene words
He still shows his pain and grief in front of his family.
Do you remember what John said in the opening preface?
I don't want you to like me,
but I hope you feel and think about
it. After the end of the play, he held it again. The wine glass appeared in the darkness
"At last he lay down, a convert on the sickbed, a pious prodigal"
"I will drink all the wine in the world, I walk aimlessly on this earth
and look up at the sky, there are many Angels are dancing.
So?
Do you like me now?
Do you like me now?
Do you like me now?
Do you like me...now...?"
Go on
because I think the film is somewhat vulgar.
Depp's character makes me hate
or I don't want to see this character
, but when I see the end, I see this john who can use sadness or legend to describe his life
I was once again moved by depp,
whether it was the pure Edward, who sold his life to Todd who hated him, or the charming Don Juan...
how many peculiar and myriad roles have made this man's perfect interpretation
make you Forget depp, forget that this actor
only remembers the character he saw, that he was deeply attracted and
deeply remembered by these characters...
and looks forward to the character that this man will create in the days to come and
interpret the character with his soul!
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