Romance is a disease, ha ha

Johnny Depp, who is deeply confused and beautiful in deceit, plays a young man whose father died in his youth, his mother cheated and became a nun. He imagined himself as a tramp Don Juan. He reads the beauty of the world and has a legendary life. With extraordinary charm, delusional romance and beautiful poetic words, it can not only make women of all ages fascinated by them, but also make rough black male nurses dance with them, and even deeply infected the imminent retirement Old psychiatrist.
Although it is a delusion of a down-and-out young man, while awakening the passion and romance in the heart of the old psychologist whose life is as peaceful as water, can it also awaken each of our viewers and let us re-examine our stagnant water. Life and marriage love?
We are accustomed to being worn and squeezed by life. We are accustomed to life's trivialities, trivialities, and even flies and twists and distorted ugliness. Romance and fantasy are luxury items and prescriptions. Why do we stingy with them?
At the end of the film, the psychiatrist played by Marlon Brando said: "My last patient, Don Juan Demarco, is unfortunately suffering from an incurable disease called romance. What's worse, this disease is extremely contagious. "The scene of the doctor beginning to reconnect with his old wife can't help but make people smile.
The madman played by Johnny Depp in the film said: Do you think I don’t know this is a mental hospital, are you my attending doctor? Yes, of course I know. But how can I say that this is your villa, I am your guest, because I can see through the appearance. "The
madman said: "I said that all my women are bright and beautiful, and some people disagree. ...But I can see their true colors-glowing, enthusiastic, brilliant, wonderful and beautiful. Because I don't just look at it with my eyes. Women admire me because I can induce their hidden charm, so that they have to exude their charm completely and integrate me into it. "You are pursuing reality in an imperfect world until it exhausts your life. My perfect world is as authentic as it is. Only in my world can you breathe. "
The words of the lunatic reminded me of Zhuang Zhou’s Mengdie, "I don’t know that Zhou’s dream is a butterfly and a butterfly? The butterfly’s dream is a Zhou and?" Compared with the "Twelve Monkeys" I have seen a few days ago, people with delusions are more rational and self-proclaimed than normal people. A more logical narrative confuses us. Which one of them or us is more sober and wiser?
Finally, make a complaint. When he was young, Marlon Brando, who was as handsome as a Greek god, would be so crippled when he was old.

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