heroine fall in love at first sight. .
All Good Things Come to an End...
This movie is to destroy all kinds of good things to pieces before they are willing to give up. The initiator is David.
There are two important feelings after watching it:
1. Women's economy must be independent, which has been said in countless films.
2. The influence of a father on his son's growth is indelible. I just watched "The Kite Runner" yesterday. When there is conflict between father and son, it is especially easy to have an impact on the child's growth. In the film, the father is ruthless and oppresses his wife first. When the wife intends to commit suicide, he deliberately allows his son to be present, hoping to sacrifice his son's mind to stop his wife. Do you think he is sick? It can also be seen... how much he hurt his wife, she can be so decisive.
The most intimidating thing is the heroine's line. She wants a child very much, but her husband is too weak to take on the role of a father, so he has no choice but to force her to have an abortion. She said:
We should never regret the things we do, only the things we don't do. But, i had an abortion. I don't know what that is, if it's something i did or something i didn't do?
"The most fragile thing in this world is the dream of a man's wine glass, a girl's dream, a tightrope love, and the kind and noble heart of modern society."
It can be seen how struggling she is, but she has not lost the confidence to save her husband.
In the film, David is all kinds of darkness and sickness, and Katie is all kinds of beauty and sunshine. But relying on one person's efforts will always be out of balance. In the end, she could only rely on drugs to bring relief. At the beginning, David said to his friends, how could there be such a good person in the world, and she never objected to what he did. A friend said, because she doesn't know you.
David's father, who was deeply in the city, persuaded his daughter-in-law to persuade her husband to take over the family business. David does things he doesn't want to do because of his love for motivation. It's all because of her. Is this also a great thing? But in the end this life wasn't what Katie wanted. so. . Really. . Men and women have different thinking structures, and the debate is endless, and each has its own position.
David must love Katie too, even though he doesn't know how to love. Katie's personal development must not exceed his areas, such as the need for fertility and re-education, which can make her drift away from her control. Whenever these things happen, David becomes ill, using violence, indifference, torment.
The girl seemed happier before, now she's unhappy because of you. You can't punish her and make her unhappy because you're unhappy.
But this is not another possession.
Ironically, Katie did not give up saving her husband because of this. This is actually another kind of beauty that the film wants to convey. She tried to wake up her addicted husband with love again and again, although it was in vain in the end. It seems that modern people are prone to this kind of mental cleanliness. Just like David, since he witnessed his mother commit suicide in childhood, he will be killed when he disobeys, and he will be destroyed when he disobeys. Therefore, he gradually slips into the abyss and never ends, killing his wife and instigating murder. , dismemberment...
Some people say that David is perverted. In fact, he plays each of us, because we have dark sides in our characters. I was very afraid that because of my constant ramblings, it would bring uncertainties to my future life. No two people overlapped. The most difficult thing to control is thinking. It's just that we can't completely destroy it just because it's not going well, it's not a child, it needs to grow up.
There are two scenes in the film that echo each other. One is aiming a gun at the head and David is aiming at the swatter. I believe that in a parallel world, there will be people who are synchronized.
In the end, the part where Katie drifted away in the sunshine of memory is really fascinating and beautiful.
This film is like an onion, it's never finished layer by layer.
I just remembered and forgot to cry.
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