The grandma at the beginning of the film seems to be the bride of the title. The little hamster in her hand belongs to the family of 4. The passers-by took the little hamster from her hand. Does it mean that the cycle has stopped? But does this bride have an intersection with that family? Why are there little hamsters?
The younger brother of the two brothers feels like a replica of the detective. If faced with extreme difficulties, a positive attitude is a good way to deal with it. Why should we highlight the "temptation" (that is, the signs of liberation such as police cars and elevators), Selfish desire? Is it to show that no one is perfect? Or the pursuit of self-interest?
Understand that the central idea of the film is about "guilt", but often guilt can produce positive psychological cues, such as compensating better for the person who feels guilty, or reflecting on the guilty event, and then in the next act To make up for it, the example that comes to mind is Huang Xiaoming's desperate sacrifice in "Heroes of Fire" because of guilt. From this point of view, I feel that the emotion that the film is trying to express is a bit vague. Should we face our guilt and guide the future? Or should it be forgotten or avoided? The more miserable the people in the cycle are, the happier the real people are?
The overall feeling of the movie is still relatively fresh, a bit like a horror movie, haha!
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