A Song of Ice and Fire - A gentle, soothing and refreshing song + cruel words of self-abandonment and loneliness

Obie 2022-03-26 09:01:07


The loneliness and cruelty are expressed in a gentle and soothing form, as if the isolation and loneliness of the mature soul and the naked and transparent dialogue of the young soul go hand in hand. The seemingly absurd surreal plot is expressed in the most realistic and sensual forms of confusion, self-abandonment, laziness, and loneliness that pervade the lonely island of the soul like a thick fog, and pour anger on it. Shit pee fart to chat to vent masturbation.

I feel entangled with issues in this film, such as whether the corpse exists or not, and whether the protagonist is schizophrenic. For this absurd story full of allusions, in fact, as long as you see it, there is a dynamic zombie who will let his fart and his dick guide the direction; a lonely hanging man who is suffocating his fart and looking for love in obscenity, living and dead on the way. The two were entangled with each other and influenced each other. In the end, the hanging man gave up his life and walked out of the spiritual island. The zombies died to life and the boat was full of fire. Isn't that enough? What's missing?

The ending of the story brings tears to my eyes with a smile, I think it may be because we have all experienced this kind of inner loneliness for a long time or a moment, consciously or subconsciously, to a deep or shallow degree , self-closing and self-loathing, and it happens that this cold corpse has another temperature, which is the ideal and pure soul that we once longed to appear in our hearts, he is willing to come close to us to listen to us, he is willing to warm We laugh with us, and he treats us with sincerity without despising our ugly sincerity. I cried because I couldn't bear to leave him, and I was relieved to see him riding the wind and waves in the sea with a smile.

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Swiss Army Man quotes

  • Hank: You just seemed really happy, and I wasn't.

  • Hank: You know... I... I had always hoped that right before I die, my life would flash before my eyes and I would see wonderful things. A life full of parties and friends, and, and how I'd learned to play the guitar, and, and maybe there'd even be a girl; but as I was hanging up there, I didn't really see much of anything, but I did see you. And I know... I know it sounds dumb, but I, I really thought for a moment that, that maybe, just maybe there was a reason that you...

    [Manny farts again]