Look at the back: Alex was transformed, performed "kindness" in front of everyone, was driven away by his parents' new son, was beaten by a homeless man, and was beaten in the water by his former subordinate - the police after "being a man again" when I shudder! ! Especially the part where he was once pressed into the water, the whole process was matched with the background music - a crazy music with psychedelic colors, guilt, despair, weirdness and shocking! ! Images, music and what's happening to Alex create a time and space that's absurd, crazy, terrifying, shocking, and maddening! ! ! I read this piece through gritted teeth. . .
Later, on a stormy night, Alex went to his enemy - the writer's "home". I feel very conflicted here - on the one hand I have a frowning, wide-eyed sneer, on the other hand I am worried about Alex's fate. The writer here, too, is a distorted — a pathetic figure distorted by vengeance and politics. Here comes a moment that makes me both disgusted and shuddered - Alex jumping from an upstairs after being frantically tortured in one of his favorite Beethoven symphonies. . .
After Alex's recovery and dealings with politicians, is it a "big reunion"? the ending.
There have been a lot of thoughts and reflections, and everyone has different feelings and directions. I just want to share my feelings. I recommended it to my roommate to watch it. After watching it, he said what kind of thing this is... The movie is very-indescribable. People who think a lot won't look good, and normal audiences don't like it, or dislike it. So I recommend movies, but not watching movies.
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