A mouthful of humanity and moral meaning is used as a cover, and then there are others who yell at it.
Of course, those human beings who have been gamed deserve retribution, and the Jigsaw Sect is definitely not a justice judge, and evil is not enough to describe it. There is no perfect person in the world, and more fundamentally, no one can pretend to be a God who judges others. Even if it's just a meaning of karma, it needs to be so vicious and evil for evil? (Retribution is a different matter)
Under the slogan of "opportunity", borrow a line: those can also be called opportunities? For example, remember which episode is set out of the eye with the key. Jigsaw thinks he is noble and kind, because the subtext of this set of rules is: death is the biggest and cruel punishment. I despise murderers. Look, these games give people the chance to survive and are multi-humane. Since death is the biggest one, I don't know how life is better than death, how the torture and torture of "no death" come from, and how many people are willing to be helped by others. If, under the assumption, those people have survived according to the rules, I wonder if their second half of their birthday will reshape a healthy mind, a correct outlook on life with rebirth insights, and a high-quality sunny life. . can you.
A film with extreme BT intentions and expressions that challenge the limits of human senses makes it difficult for people to see such sunny perceptions as "cherish life" and "humanity toward goodness".
In fact, I have no intention of offending even a jigsaw fan. Individually speaking, those notions of kindness to human nature, respect for life, etc., are all good. People want to be good. If you are willing, I am willing to think so. Just don’t associate it with this movie. It’s a bit pretentious and exaggerates it too much.
ps: I don't think I need to be too serious about this film, so I just look at the plot design of the agency; similarly, if you don't agree, you don't need to be too serious.
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