The film is adapted from the 1961 Yale University power obedience electric shock experiment. The Experimenter raised the punishment voltage uncontrollably, and the voltage has already exceeded the limit of human beings. As long as every ordinary person obeys the rules, he may unconsciously become a killer, and Professor Stanley Milgram began to doubt human nature. Ordinary people are just puppets manipulated by others. After thousands of experiments, 65% of the people chose the punishment of pressing 450 volts mercilessly, and nearly 35% chose to be dissatisfied with the laboratory staff, but finally chose to compromise. This data surprised the professor, so he began to doubt the scientificity of the experiment. After improving the method, he experimented again, but got almost the same result. He learned from it that human nature is actually like this.
Experimenter movie plot
2022-04-04 08:01
Extended Reading
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Hank 2022-04-06 09:01:07
The movie is shot like a class, and the topics discussed are of course very deep, but the movie is really boring. The male protagonist in the play has a lot of out-of-the-box statements that look straight into the camera, like Frank in House of Cards. In this way, if the topic of discussion is gender, and a few human shots are added, it will become an underground pioneer film.
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Hailey 2022-04-23 07:06:01
Le Pen delved into social psychology in his "The Rabble," which experimentally confirms the theory.
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Serge Moscovici: The techniques change, the victims change, but it's still a question. How do these things happen? How are they institutionalized?
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Stanley Milgram: The experiment taught me something about the plasticity of human nature. Not the evil, not the aggressiveness but a certain kind of malleability.