Hypnotized Woman

Berenice 2022-04-21 09:01:06

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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Extended Reading
  • Krystina 2022-03-24 09:01:06

    From blindly thinking that human beings are all kind; to discovering the horror of war, finding that killing Ludendorff does not prevent war because of human nature, so she agrees that "humanity is not worth saving"; to being Steve Such people are moved by the quality of fighting to the end at the cost of their lives. From the frog at the bottom of the well, to knowing the existence of ugliness, to knowing more and discovering that good and evil coexist, this is growth. There is only one kind of heroism in the world, and that is to love it after knowing the truth of life. Just arrived in London, Steve told her the truth, she did not understand; Patrick Morgan (Aris) disguised as an approachable, she believed it. I would rather believe in false beauty than accept true ugliness. The director introduced Wonder Woman into the society, and portrayed the image of ignorance and sophistication too delicately. Don’t exaggerate women, don’t belittle men, don’t flatter, don’t want to be adulterous, don’t overdo it, and think that good women must be single and must not be accompanied by men. The most important thing is that it does not promote feminism, and it never says that it is a "feminist movie". ".

  • Collin 2021-10-20 18:58:38

    It's really good looking and legs, but still can't pull the blunt plot. The character image is thin, the love is boundless from beginning to end, there is no weakness and no change. Before a superhero becomes a hero, stand still and become a character with flesh and blood and emotions. Every episode before Dejima was very abrupt, and some lines were extremely secondary, even if they had a high tolerance for English, they still couldn't bear to look directly at them. The so-called laughter can't be laughed three times in the audience. Really not as good as Marvel...

Wonder Woman quotes

  • Diana Prince: [in tears] She was right, my mother was right... she said the world of men do not deserve you, they don't deserve our help...

    Steve Trevor: It's... it's not about deserve. Maybe, maybe we don't. But it's not about that, it's about what you believe. You don't think I get it, after what I've seen out there? You don't think I wish I could tell you that it was one bad guy to blame? It's not! We're all to blame!

    Diana Prince: I'm not!

    Steve Trevor: But maybe I am.

  • Steve Trevor: Where is she?

    Etta Candy: Well, she's trying on outfit number 226.