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Is M mentally ill?
Junius 2022-03-24 09:01:35
M said that he didn't remember his crime, but only found out what he did through the newspaper. Billy seems to call this a lost time, so he has another personality? He has killed so many children. If he is of good nature, then he would normally know why he killed the children because of his illness and why he did not seek treatment, but continued to commit crimes again and again. Is he healed? The police searched the room based on the list. He was mentally ill, and since he was discharged from the hospital, it meant that he was cured. Moreover, he wrote letters to provoke the police before, which means that he knew what he had done, and he did not admit his mistake or regret, which showed that he was inherently bad. This is an open ending, and the ending is in the name of the people, so what is the truth? In "First Degree Fear", Nolan pretended to be a split personality to escape the crime, and only knew the truth at the last minute. Then M may also be acting, acting as a psychopath to exonerate himself. If the main character is kind, he will definitely go mad and fall into deep self-blame after learning that another character of his own has killed the child. I really want to know the truth!
Extended Reading
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Norberto 2021-11-12 08:01:24
The legendary German expressionist masterpiece. This kind of film is placed in the current celestial dynasty and defeats those blockbuster films. The final debate entered into the speculation of human rights, systems, and laws, and their concept was entirely based on the perspective of human nature, which is a reflection of human rights. The suspenseful solution in the first half, the private courts of the grassroots society in the back, the classic whistle of the murderer, and the exaggerated expressions and limbs. classic! 8.4
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Norberto 2022-04-24 07:01:05
I like German films more than French ones, and it seems that my personality is more serious than humorous.
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Man in Pub: Hey, it's fatty Lohmann!
Everyone in Pub: [Chanting] Lohmann, Lohmann, Lohmann!
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Elisabeth Winkler, Beckert's landlady: Could you speak louder please, I'm a bit hard of hearing.
Policeman: As if I couldn't tell.