Anesthesia Reviews

General 2022-12-22 02:54:26

After watching this somewhat heavy film, I am more certain that the purpose of being a human being in this world is to understand me and the forces behind this world. This understanding will ultimately change me and my relationship with the world.

The philosophy professor in the play is...

Angel 2022-12-15 20:23:46

Where to start? It's a very profound film philosophy lecturer, and the old man has two speeches. It's really difficult for the subtitles group's children's shoes. It's like this kind of family that seems to have different stories. They all have a philosophy that is related to each other. Lecturer's...

Clare 2022-11-01 20:03:21

It is better to use with the book "Dialogue with God". I want to take the time to taste it twice and then review it. The second time I have the urge to taste it again. The first time was my love for Van Gogh. This movie feels like taking a professor's philosophy class, and it is also matched with...

Yvonne 2022-09-04 23:55:44

"Insensitive Love"

? We live on the same planet, yet seem to live in different worlds. Everyone has their own joys and sorrows to taste. The meaning of life can only be experienced by oneself.

? He and his full or painful life are waiting for the inevitable death, which makes their respective souls...

Collin 2022-09-04 21:14:42

Yvette 2022-09-04 20:30:53

Tim Blake Nelson's "Insensitive Love" (2015), the worthy title, together with the point of view of the people in the film, make the film really have a dull and gradually charming charm. People, sometimes are slow enough, especially for their relatives, lovers or friends, even if you say "thank...

Madisyn 2022-09-04 20:27:27

The world has just become…so inhuman. Everyone's plugged in. Blindingly inarticulate. Obsessed with money, their careers. Stupidly, arrogantly content. I can't talk to them. I fight them. I want to destroy them, even. I crave interaction. I crave it. But you just can't anymore. They pull their...

Kari 2022-09-04 17:19:41

The professor's last words, some of which can be used as his latest reflections. The previous interpersonal communication using the metaphor of "elephant" was responded by a female student showing traces of burning herself with a curling iron in order to obtain "focus". On the one hand, she hated...