But this is definitely not a movie that can be enjoyed by people. After seeing the heroine's life experience, most people will probably sigh "mourning her misfortune and angering her indisputably". However, I'm having a hard time.
Like a middle-aged man who weighs more than 400 jins crowding a bus in the sweltering heat, his sweaty short-sleeved shirt clings to his fat-covered body, drawing a line that is not beautiful, but it is unbearable to see. the truth. So he can say, I'm sick. Like a sick, paralyzed, bedridden old man, the whole body seems to be in another dimension. It takes so long to go from the hospital bed to the toilet outside the door to urinate. It seems to take half a lifetime for so long, exposing the weak genitals, incontinence, and unable to take care of themselves. . The private parts of the human body are not necessarily beautiful.
Like being hit with a sap in the street, I felt very uncomfortable.
Who said that poor and unfortunate people must be kind and noble? At least in terms of the people and things that Matsuko has experienced, it is far from the case. Man A is a typical literary youth who embraces ideals but is totally unrealistic. He thinks he is the reincarnation of Osamu Dazai but struggles with the details of daily life. Ripped socks with open toes betrayed all his poor self-righteous pride.
Born to be human, sorry. Perhaps this sentence is the most heart-wrenching dagger that runs through the film. When Matsuko suddenly found such a sentence in the corner of her memory at the age of 53, and tried her best to write it over and over on the wall, perhaps, she began to really grow old. Matsuko, who thinks her life is over again and again, encounters new men again and again to start a new life. It is difficult to judge which man and which life is better for her: if she develops it, it seems that it will not be possible Too bad. Just continue on this life trajectory, there will always be encounters and betrayals. So wise or not so wise people will say, don't take it too seriously, really don't have to. After the young literary man comes the married literary man. Matsuko naively thinks that he can replace the really ugly wife in the married literary man's family, but he does not know that in addition to carnal love, there are many other things that look filthy in the same marriage. After the married literary man broke up, Matsuko, who had lost her financial resources, finally made up her mind to become a Turkish bath girl. This is a turning point in the fate of Matsuko in the whole film.
Ancient times laughed at the poor but not at prostitutes. People who say this are buried deep in their subconscious and instinctively discriminate against people engaged in certain special industries. I don't want to talk about the hardships behind it. Just looking at the fact that I am determined to make a living in such a profession is enough to hide my face and cry. What's even more tragic is that after being a Turkish bath girl, she was expelled from the market because she was "old" and "fading" in her youth. The director always has the ability to continue to create drama in terms of drama, making the tragic heroine continue to make things worse. After exhausting the last bit of capital, all the money I made was cheated by my partner, a soft fan. He killed someone in a fit of anger. When he wanted to die, he couldn't. After being picked up by an honest barber, he finally wanted it. Starting a new life, and being imprisoned for a murder crime...
How long does it take for the vow to pass the test of time before it can become a certain period of validity? Will it last as long as one would hope? At least the honest barber that I met across from him didn't look like a man with such romantic feelings no matter how he looked at it. But it became perfect in Matsuko's imagination, became the spiritual pillar of her eight-year life in prison, and sublimated into a symbol of love.
To be able to have something to believe is good after all, right? Songzi's belief is that as long as you stay with others, no matter what, it's better than being alone. I would like to believe that for a person like Matsuko, material and other representations do not have real meaning. What she wants is simple but luxurious, but it may be "terrifying" that others cannot bear. (The last man Long Yangyi said) The shining too gorgeous and huge love. It is precisely because of this that Matsuko still yearns for sunshine after living alone and becomes a fan of the "Light" band.
Christ washes the feet of his disciples without detracting from their beauty, because he is the Christ. Our pine nuts, whether you will be saddened or angry, are nothing more than an ordinary person who is fraternal and kind to the point of hopelessness - so, she is naturally reduced to the bottom of the earth, and is taken by her nephew Sheng, who is also kind and philanthropic. Keep in mind.
Perhaps there are always some coincidental arrangements in the dark, and when he finally turns to leave this world, there will be a relative with a similar soul who hopes to get close and know how to remember. In fact, to a certain extent, this film can also be regarded as Sheng's own confession: talking about other people's affairs will probably not embarrass himself too much. The director's change in the attitude of breaking up with his girlfriend through Sheng also illustrates some points: a person's value is not reflected in what others have done for him, but what he can do for others.
When Song Nuo woke up in the garbage heap, the black plastic bag wrapped in the garbage turned into a crow, sweeping her body and roaring past. It's boring to live. But she still wanted to live on after those men betrayed her. It's just that no one needs her, so she's so clumsy, so sloppy and undressed. Just because you're no longer needed, right? So I question the meaning of my existence. But after meeting Sawamura again, Matsuko has decided to start over with her life. It's just a mistake, God took back her life under the guise of some young people who had nothing to do with her, maybe just because he saw that his messenger had suffered too much in the world, and saw that if life continued, it would still be worth it. All kinds of experiences will be experienced, so stop here, perhaps, it is a relief without regrets.
It is precisely because of this kind of fraternity that the last episode of "Pine Nuts Going to Heaven" was questioned and even criticized by many professional film critics. Just because too gorgeous love is a double-edged sword, the approach between people is like two hedgehogs relying on each other to keep warm. While feeling each other's body temperature, each other's thorns penetrate deeply, making people feel overwhelmed, and then produce a series of emotions such as worry and fear. It's just that there is no doubt that those dignified loves really once existed. The angels in distress will eventually return to heaven to bathe in those dazzling sunshine again.
Finally, what is interesting is the title of the film, which is said to be the disgusted Matsuko, but the author thinks it is quite in line with the photo of Matsuko, who is one of the clues in the whole film, pouting and grimacing when he graduated. The grimace of his desire to attract the attention of his distressed father is forever fixed in the photograph. Facing the audience and facing her nephew Sheng who later reminisced about her, she showed a permanent coquettish state.
Wonderful lines:
Born to be human, I'm sorry. (This is not what I want, but where did things go wrong? I was supposed to be a pure white angel with a lot of love, but why...)
(Sawamura said that every girl dreams of Snow White or Cinderella is such a lovely fairy tale, but I don't know what went wrong. When I clearly hoped to become a swan and woke up, I found myself turned into a dark crow.)
So, I let my consciousness turn such a big circle . After the circle, I can only sigh.
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