Went to see Hypnotize with my boyfriend today. I haven't read this story, so from the beginning, I began to argue fiercely whether Ares, the god of war, is a specific person. It was so intense that I was directly complained by the next door whether I could not chat while watching a movie. When the female hero kills the villain but finds that the war is still going on and she is at a loss, the male protagonist explains that the war cannot be ended by killing any villain. After all, the desires and selfishness in everyone's heart cannot be eliminated. Good and evil are inseparable, depending on what one chooses to believe. Could have stopped here. There is really no film that conveys such an objective and rational worldview. At the end there is still a big villain. In the end, of course, Gorgeous was beaten to ashes by the heroine. Are the justice and peace in the hearts of human beings so fragile that they have to reluctantly gain dignity by smashing each imaginary villain? Maybe not yet. So I also thought of two other answers, one is that I am not confident with the audience, and the other is that I feel that if there is no big villain, the excellent special effects technology cannot really be used.
btw, I didn't fall asleep because I worked really hard.
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