In fact, when I read it for the first time, I agreed with the statement that Uncle is An Sheng, because in the end Uncle's eyes were filled with pity and guilt for his lover, so infatuated, so infatuated! It's An Sheng, that's right! However, after I read the original manga, the manga also mentioned what the director said "This is a love story", but the interpretation of the so-called love story in the manga is as follows: The reason why Kakihara always pursues extreme pain is because Because he had never felt despair, when Hajime finally hunted him down, he felt an unprecedented despair, he started to run away, he wanted to live. Because there is despair, there is hope. This kind of redemption for Yuanyuan is not a great love. After reading the manga and then looking back at the movie, maybe Uncle's obsessive eyes are not for Kagawara. In the manga, Uncle just regards Shinjuku as a city of desires, and he manipulates this farce to satisfy his innermost feelings. The desire to control, he is another pervert, so in the end Uncle's obsessive eyes may just be his self-satisfaction after completing the task, or he is moved by this love story, when he saw that there was no wound on the head of Yuanyuan , His eyes suddenly turned cold, because he didn't finish this romantic comedy completely, and finally he saw Ah Wu kicking and beating Ah Yi frantically, and he just walked away in disappointment, whether it was Ah Yi or Yuan Yuan, or the others were already dead For him, his two brothers are just pawns for him to satisfy his own desires, and their life or death is actually insignificant to Uncle. Moreover, when explaining that the policeman was taken in by An Sheng, he gave An Sheng a shot. Although he didn't show his full face, he didn't look like Uncle. Some people said it was plastic surgery, but plastic surgery would not happen in such a short period of time. It will take at least a few weeks for the plastic surgery wound to heal and recover, and at the beginning, the room that Uncle cleaned up after Hajime murdered was the room that Kagakihara investigated later. dropped this idea. Maybe someone said that Uncle found a ghost, but there was an An Sheng subordinate in the trio, how could he not recognize it? Some people say that Uncle's muscles, as mentioned in the comics, are maintained by hormones every day, not super-shaking. In addition, Jia Lun is actually a pawn of Uncle. The two of them have colluded for a long time, and they can see it when they play chess in the movie. Jia Lun's tip off to Yuanyuan was all instructed by Uncle. Jia Lun went to Ah Yi and said that he was Lihua. After being raped, he became a pervert. He wanted to be cut into pieces by men to make Ah Yi more immersed in Uncle. The illusion created can be better controlled, but unexpectedly it leads to murder (in addition, Jia Lun was raped. In that scene, wasn't the face of the male classmate who kept looking at Jia Lun being raped but did not dare to rescue the shivering boss at the beginning? It looks like it really looks like, I don't know if it is) The possibility that the boy who turned back in the end is Ah Wu is quite high, first I gave a shot of the hanged Uncle, and then the shot of Ah Wu turning around, it has to make people feel Uncle's death is related to Ah Wu. It may be that after Ah Yi was kicked to death by Ah Wu, Uncle saw that Ah Wu had the potential to become a killer and began to want to train him into another Ah Yi, but as Ah Wu gradually grew up In the middle, he found out that Uncle was the culprit who killed his father, and hanged him on a tree for revenge. But the limping step at the end made me wonder if he was Hajime who injured his leg. In short, the ending is very confusing, which may be the failure of the film. Finally, I want to say that Kakihara is actually really cute. All the details show that he is a cute twitching m. He madly confessed to Tadanobu Asano. He is the whole reason for me to watch this movie!
The impression of Hajime is, alas, the shadow of childhood affects people's life.
At the end, I don't know how it will end, so that's it
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