I am a sh fan, but I didn't expect this movie to exceed my expectations.
At the end, I realized that the director's original intention was to reflect on the Vietnam War-but it was not the whole story. In the beginning, the chaos and horrible chaos gradually rationalized the clues through the confession of the pharmaceutical scientist, but the final scene quietly defied the laws of physics, making the story endless.
To put it simply, this film uses the essay title "Drugs to Humans" to describe us with the perception of the parties involved, leading to the concepts of'surface world' and'inner world' (see the world view setting of silent hill for details). And in the crazy sickness caused by the repeated switching between the two, it invites people to reflect on deeper things, (whoop, I'm tired of talking and change my breath) What is
it?
- Religious
This stuff is not my strong point, in fact, I do not know. (This is the most expressed in the sh series, you can check it out.) Perhaps it is what the therapist said: When you feel confused, the world is full of demons; inner peace turns the demons into angels and takes you to the pure land. .
Indeed, just like the small town of Silent Hill, full of weird creatures and fog; but children come and go freely. Adult sins have become these monsters, making themselves tortured, all illusions are intertwined with reality, it is also a journey of atonement.
When you can't stand this movie, say something to yourself: Hallelujah:)-Anyway, I really enjoy this kind of movie. I wonder if there are any similar ones.
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