In 1976, Travis in "Taxi Driver" said: "Lonsome have I been all the days of my life." . . In 1982, Roy, the final leader in "Blade Runner", said before his death: What I have seen, you humans can't believe... All these moments will eventually be lost in time, like tears disappearing in the rain. The hour of death has come. That's what the prophet said to the unenlightened self at the moment. . . In 1995, the closing sentence of the supreme treasure standing on the tower in "Journey to the West" was: "Look, does that person look like a dog?" . . In 1997, in "Hua Huo", the police officer named "Xi" said, "However, there is no one who is forever lucky. We must embrace all the sufferings we are born with, sooner or later." That was a salted fish saying to your imaginary self. . . In 2000, Yang Yang in "Yi Yi" said: I think, I'm getting old too... That's what a lifeless child said to his dead self. . . - This thread has always been there. Sometimes life grows long enough to understand several other lives. . . In 1935, in "Modern Times", Chaplin had no lines. He used pictures to predict our era today. There's a song in it called Smile: Smile, but your heart aches; smile, even though it's breaking. Singing to the United States during the Great Depression, singing to Joker's doomed personality split. In 2019, Smile sang in the movie "The Clown", as if he was standing next to the meat grinder making sausages when he was a child, throwing the marinated meat pieces into the mouth of the machine, and then fantasizing about his fingers being twisted in. the kind of pain. Is this not? Everyone is delusional. In 2019, "Taxi Driver" star Robert De Niro, in "Joker", used the young Joaquin Phoenix as a time stand-in to kill the plump and proud future self. What's funny and what's not funny, isn't it all set by them? . . .
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