2 There are places where I feel that the logic is unreasonable, why is the first half of the film so complicated. What about money? I didn't see where that bag of money went. Why did she repeatedly ask the paralyzed man to sign? Is it to make up for it by giving her money?
3 The recognition of several female figures in the whole film is very low. I don't like this tawny hair at all.
4 Why don't Bellucci act, is her acting too bad? Still too old?
5 I said to mini on the phone the other night, there are some things that once you step in, there is no turning back. It's not what others think of you, it's you who will always torture yourself. As the saying goes, once you miss a step, you will hate it for a long time, and then you will look back for a hundred years. You see I am reminded of such a corny and boring argument now.
6 The heroine in the film did not wear anything other than black from beginning to end. Her memories don't count, and the self in her memories looks a bit rushed by courtney love. As much as I love her black hooded coat, it looks mysterious and depressing. It's hard to imagine a happy person wearing black all year round. The doctor asked me when did you start feeling unhappy? I said it for a long time. I started to feel this way when I was a teenager, and I became overly concerned about the topic of suicide and kept thinking about it.
7 Irena was actually a dead person in the beginning. A dead man. I really understand the feeling.
8 Do you still understand, what is buried in that flowerpot?
9 After the little girl's adoptive mother died, when the adoptive father wanted to hire Irena from the new house, she directed the workers to take care of the boxes in the new house. I was thinking, what is the difference between a hostess and a good nanny? No wonder there are men who have sex with babysitters. For men, after there is no special relationship between men and women, there is not much difference between wives and maids. They can maintain a home for him and bring safety to his mother and wife. feel.
10 The pimped, eyebrowless man was too dead for his sins. Pimps, pedophiles, human traffickers, what else? I think this is a sin that cannot be forgiven and forgiven at all. It must die, and this evil factor must be completely eliminated. I don't know if there's something wrong with my view of right and wrong, but I don't particularly hate thieves, prostitutes or even murderers. It's understandable; animal cruelty or whatever doesn't provoke me too much (though I think animal cruelty does People are all squeamish and weak, and they must be devastated in life.) At one time, I thought that the death penalty could be abolished, and some people are more tortured in life than in death. But for a sin like this totally unforgivable, there will be nameless anger in my heart, hoping at least one man-made hell of fire and brimstone will keep them from immortality. I think of a movie, running scared, in which a couple tricked many children into making pornographic videos, the character played by farmiga, an ordinary woman, mother, after seeing all this, regardless of their begging for mercy and the approaching police, Without hesitation, he shot the couple with his own hands, and said, this is sin. I don't remember what the original sentence was, maybe it was the evil itself.
11 "I can do it once, no regrets, just fear. Because I think my past has paid the debt. But maybe my past won't let me go." "In so many nightmares, there are still dreams Does it exist? Maybe one day I will be able to forget these nightmares.”
12 I was thinking about how this memory and the narrative that is now interspersed can be displayed in the text. It will feel very real when you watch it again. For example, rummaging through the garbage Gina throws away will remind her of searching for his body in the garbage dump; scissors will remind her of the scissors that once killed people; and fall, strawberries, etc. Clue, this feeling is very real. No one can wipe away their past by themselves, it can always come to torment you at various inadvertent times.
13 Fortunately, we don't have so many blood feuds in the movie. You can't accept my past, we can still go our separate ways, can't we? And I never wanted someone to tell me to take it or not. I don't need a saint to forgive me because I'm not wrong.
14 This is a movie worth seeing a second time. I took a second look and decided to give it five stars.
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