a thousand reader with a thousand hamurate.
Sure enough, a good movie like Matsuko will always have different feelings when you watch it at different times. This is a movie worth watching again and again.
More than two years ago, when I watched Songzi for the first time, my sense of being completely frightened by the story disappeared. There is only shock and psychological darkness left after reading it. Since then, Matsuko has been regarded by me as a super horror movie without ghosts, and a tragic character who unconsciously brings himself into Matsuko when life is down. The movie Matsuko seems to be telling all girls, this is reality, this is man, please girls stay away from love and men, no matter how hard you try, you will be covered in bruises and die alone. And Matsuko, the protagonist in the play, also left me with the impression of being stupid, crazy for love, with her body that kept standing up and squatting to please men when she was young, and her overly bloated back when she was old. So, in my mind, pine nuts have always been synonymous with ugly and failed women. And I always thought that being a woman like Matsuko was probably the saddest thing.
Watching the movie again, without the shock of the first time, I began to appreciate a lot of details.
First of all, it turns out that Matsuko is a very beautiful woman. When she was a child, she looked silly, and in order to win her father's love, she developed the habit of making faces. Growing up, there were moments when I thought she was very beautiful, like a pure and holy flower in the world. Once, she met an honest and honest barber who cut her short and refreshing hair for her. I remember she was 26 years old that year, and she was walking home with her short hair in high spirits. The second scene, when I think she is the most beautiful in the whole play, is when Matsuko was 40 years old, with straight black hair and plain white clothes, standing outside the high prison walls and waiting for Xiaolong to be released. There is also a bunch of bright red roses hidden behind it. It was snowing heavily that day, and the pine nuts standing in the white snow full of expectations were really beautiful.
Second, I finally found the hero of the story. It's a dragon. The turning point of Matsuko's life and fate was when she was expelled from the school because Xiaolong lied, and then she was living in society and even degraded. Xiaolong's love is destructive love, but he really loves Matsuko. When he was young, he lied and framed Mr. Matsuko because he fell in love with Matsuko, who was standing on the boat and conducting the chorus of the students at first sight. Sometimes, when you have a crush on someone but don't know how to express it, your love is suppressed in your heart, and you will inevitably complain about that person's waywardness. Seeing Matsuko again, the two fell in love madly. Xiaolong was a rebellious prodigal son. After recovering his senses every morning, he left Matsuko, but when he heard her, "This person is my happiness, even if it is hell, I will Follow her." After the firm confession, he hugged her and cried, and after that, Xiaolong said, "Matsuko is my paradise." Matsuko is a bit silly woman, living for the love of others, without self, but her love is the redemption of others.
The third point, what I want to say is that Songzi has never been disliked by others. On the contrary, she is recognized by many people and sincerely liked by many people. First, let’s talk about the people who despise her, the writer’s boyfriend’s nemesis, the man who possessed her in order to satisfy her sense of inferiority; the little white-faced Onodera who was hacked to death by Matsuko; and Matsuko’s younger brother, who took a stack of money to be with Matsuko Draw the line.
However, pine nuts are loved by more people.
The first is Matsuko's father. Many people say that Matsuko lacked fatherly love since childhood, but it was just that Matsuko's father didn't know how to love Matsuko. He was full of apologies for sister Kumi, who was bedridden from birth, so he had to be stingy with his love for Matsuko, so that he could find the right thing in his heart. Kumi's compensation. After Songzi ran away from home, she later turned to her father's diary. The last sentence of each page was written: There is no news of Songzi. It can be seen that Dad loves Matsuko as much as he loves Kumi.
The second person who loves Matsuko is his younger sister Kumi. Matsuko and Kumi have a violent conflict, and she is probably the only person Matsuko has ever hurt in her life without hesitation. In the face of Chu Chu's pitiful sister, Matsuko even had the urge to strangle her. However, Kumi still likes to be attached to her sister. She is excited for Matsuko's date with her sweetheart. No matter how bad Matsuko's life is, she will always stand at the door of the house, waiting for Matsuko to come home, smiling and saying to her with a pale face " You're back." The man. And the day before Matsuko died, it was Kumi's love that gave her the strength to face life again. Matsuko was lying in the apartment and saw the warm Kumi, her hand was over her face, and she imagined that she had cut Kumi's beautiful hair, and finally she decided to retrieve Xiaohui's business card and start a new life.
The third person who loves Matsuko is naturally Xiaohui. Xiaohui's gay, admiring Matsuko, wants to help her wholeheartedly. Fifty-three-year-old Matsuko was walking down the hospital corridor with a limp and writhing fat body. Xiaohui found out that it was her, so she grabbed Matsuko without hesitation, asked her for help, and finally shoved her business card to her. No matter how embarrassed you are in life, but I am still here, willing to be your support at any time, this is Xiaohui's love.
The fourth person who loves Matsuko is Xiaolong. As mentioned earlier, Xiaolong's destructive love caused Songzi's life to be rejected. I often think that if Xiaolong hadn't pushed Songzi away and kicked Songzi's leg, he would have lived happily with Xiaolong for the rest of his life. Before Matsuko died, Xiaolong, who had scars all over his face, was also looking for her. Xiaolong just avoided Matsuko's love for a while, because he had never been loved like this before. But in the end, he understood that Matsuko was the love in his life and his God, just like at the end of the film, Xiaolong fought with the police by the river again, and he saw the teacher Matsuko who was conducting the chorus of the students on the boat decades ago. Passing in front of him, the brilliance of pine nuts never dissipated in his heart, and he was still as excited about pine nuts as he was when he was young.
The fifth person who loves Matsuko is also the connecting line of the story, Matsuko's nephew A Sheng. A Sheng's girlfriend left a sentence: "The meaning of life is not what you get, but what you give." Abandoned him and went to support the countries of the third world. And after A Sheng experienced the story of Matsuko's life, he understood his girlfriend's phrase "What life is about paying for", he looked at the grimacing photos of Matsuko who seemed familiar, and was proud of "it's a bit like Matsuko". At the end of the film, he said in his monologue: "If there really is a God in this world, like my aunt, it makes people laugh, cheer up, love others, even if I become scarred, alone, not in the stream, or even I'm too stupid, but I think this God is worth believing in." I always thought that this dialogue was the conclusion of Matsuko, and it was also the summary of the meaning of the whole movie - Matsuko was not rejected, she and her love, It is the God who is worthy of belief in the world.
The first time I saw it, pine nuts disgusted me. The second time I watched it, pine nuts made me worship.
So, every girl, facing the cruel world, be brave to love. No matter what you are, no matter how weak or insignificant you are, your love is the salvation of others and the salvation of the world.
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Digression: I used to hate movies that have no length. After watching Pine Nuts, I started to change my mind, because good movies have depth, like the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, with the depth of fantasy treasures. Probably everyone who takes a better movie will go. Enter your own underwater world, every shot is a cleansing of the eyes and the soul.
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