Take a look at it, skip a lot of plots, and the ending is as expected. The actors' performances are really good, especially the black people, others are a little blunt. Black hippies lead everyone in the movie through a rollercoaster of addictions. The big ups and downs may be the fate of the financial compradors in the capital market. Maybe the reality is not so exaggerated, but at least from one aspect, we can see the role of money and the role of materials in today's society. The degree of worship. Sometimes all the bubbles in the material world are really blown out by the makers of these dreams. It's not that material changes can really bring people anything, but this dream and this hope have caused countless people to fall for it.
The so-called fashion and entertainment circles always make people see feasting and money, but they are only some appearances, but the infinitely exaggerated hope is sought after by countless people here, which creates a void and hopelessness in the world.
I don't like this kind of non-substantial game, this kind of random manipulation drama, but it is indispensable to this society. Today, when various problems are highlighted and conflicts are increasingly intensified, I think, these dreams wake up. The days are not far away.
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