I think that the protagonist does have schizophrenia, which is why I don’t support the reversal of the ending plot. The main evidence is three points.
1 Between 52 minutes and 58 seconds in the movie, it was Benjamin who saw Mike. Si and the rumored girlfriend are kissing each other. It takes about 0.1 seconds. A flashing shot (the space bar is almost broken by me, there is no wood) Benjamin himself is kissing his girlfriend. Watching movie watchers must have thought of it. This technique has been used many times in "Fight Club", that is, when Pete's character is not on the stage, Pete himself flashes in the camera with a very strange standing posture so that he can't see it if he doesn't look carefully. It is said that you can't see it without reading the frame. The same technique illustrates the same problem. In fact, it is the protagonist Benjamin who is kissing.
2 In 1 hour and 30 seconds of the movie, the heroine came to Benjamin, and Benjamin thought she was looking for Max, but the heroine was confused about this, which confirmed that it was Benjamin who kissed the heroine the night before. .
3 At 37 minutes and forty-five seconds into the movie, Max called on the radio’s wonderful show to answer questions. He answered that his name was indeed Benjamin. Some people might think that this is just Max deliberately, but it is based on his character. I will definitely not let others grab credit for one reason, because the show is to cash out the bonus at the end. The male protagonist can only use his real name, and Max does not exist.
4The film is 52 points. After the hero has finished taking the medicine, facing the mirror, he can see his back. This echoes the painting on the doctor's wall at the end of the movie.
I just watched the movie once, so I will answer some other doubts.
Finally, the male protagonist split up another personality, that is his girlfriend. After he drove away his girlfriend in 1 hour and 30 seconds, the next time his girlfriend appeared when he was very helpless, he suddenly appeared in his home. Explain that this girlfriend is a fantasy, otherwise, how could a girl who refuses to kiss him in a luxury car finally follow him on a boat and go to sea, leaving her name incognito.
The most exciting part of this movie is that the male protagonist has formed a kind of coexistence ecology with the split personality. They help each other rather than oppose each other. At 1 hour, 36 minutes and 27 seconds, when the fat man said you are one of us It is a good proof. Therefore, his multiple personalities came up with this method, which is to deliberately lead the policewoman to discover that he is a personality splitter, but can only avoid prosecution by letting him go to the hacking system. This is the biggest difference from "Fatal id". Locally, the personalities of the deadly id are fighting against each other, and this one is for mutual assistance.
I don’t know if you have ever watched the Hong Kong drama "Heart Fight". It is probably because Zheng Shaoqiu unknowingly split his personality into a personality of Chen Hao in order to try to figure out Chen Hao’s ideas, and he was quickly occupied by Chen Hao’s personality. At this time, if the doctor asks him Who are you, he said I am Chen Hao, the doctor will find out his condition, but his personality has been upgraded, he clearly knows that he is a personality who borrowed Zheng Shaoqiu’s body, so when the doctor asked him who you were, he He would say that I am Zheng Shaoqiu, but he is indeed Zheng Shaoqiu, but he himself thinks he is lying in order to deceive the doctor. This is very similar to this movie, in that split personality in turn affects the main body. The main body does not want to abandon the idea of split personality. They have formed a real team. In fact, the deadly id is also under the guidance of the doctor's drugs, and different personalities come out to fight.
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