The spiritual world and the material world

Marlen 2022-03-24 09:03:54

In my opinion, this is not a masterpiece, but it is a miracle. The first half is full of the director's many satires on the film circle and even existing social phenomena. Too obvious satire makes me feel that the director is a little out of control. As far as the structure of this film is concerned, only if the metaphor is sufficiently subtle can it be considered a god. When I entered the spiritual world in the second half, I couldn't understand it. If I didn't understand it from the beginning, I wouldn't try to find the logical point of this movie. Suddenly, if the plot didn't follow the normal logic, I couldn't find the north. It means that the purpose of the spiritual world is to make people unable to find the north, if this is a victory, as a movie watcher, Diou is also a lost bird.

The ultimate PK of the spiritual world and the material world. Nowadays, it seems that the satisfaction of our desire to pursue material existence is marked with the label of worshipping money, while the satisfaction of desire to pursue the spiritual world is mostly labeled with the petty bourgeoisie. When spiritual pursuits transcend basic material satisfaction, that is, when one can do whatever one wants, people have no human characteristics, and the material thing can be discarded, so what is the meaning of the skin? This problem has suddenly become high, and I don't want to.

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The Congress quotes

  • Jeff: We at Miramount, want to... want to scan you. All of you - your body, your face, your emotion, your laughter, your tears, your climaxing, your happiness, your depressions, your... fears, longings. We want to sample you, we want to preserve you, we want... all this, this... this thing, this thing called..."Robin Wright".

    Robin Wright: What will you do with this... thing ? That you call Robin Wright?

    Jeff: We'll do all the things that your Robin Wright wouldn't do.

  • Dylan Truliner: Do you know what my dreams are, Robin? Robin? Can you see my dreams?

    Robin Wright: Four cockroaches playing poker on your lap, is that a dream?

    Dylan Truliner: Yes. But it's not mine.