Pulse movie plot
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Letha 2022-03-21 09:03:30
The extremes of yin and yang such as people and ghosts are very similar in Kurosawa Kiyoshi's powerful [loop]. Before death, people are lost like ghosts and shadows: it is no wonder that the more closely networked in the Yangjie, the more lonely people are, but after death they become only ghosts that are always lonely. Seeing the futile red frame like an autism epidemic, Kurosawa couldn't help shouting "Save the ghosts". Fortunately, the ending gives a tendency to reconcile between humans and ghosts.
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Hester 2022-03-20 09:03:09
Virtual Death, disappearing is a traditional art in the post-Baudrillard era. People are forced to upload their bodies and relationships to the Internet. Ghosts are not programs, but the screens themselves that are sucked into the virtual world. These people are still physical, and in the process of flashing, they keep silently saying "help". People are blocked and alienated by modern space. The man in the greenhouse and the intermediary of the inlaid TV screen are two of the film's most famous metaphors. At the same time, the ghosts in "The Loop" are no longer visions that break into individual perceptions, but are instead a grand, revelatory community behavior. Just after the disappearance of human beings, the urban space of Tokyo was rediscovered. . Right at the end, the empty Tokyo that the two drive through looks like a game screen under the filter. A crashed plane is no longer a catastrophe, but a cataclysmic event generated by a world constantly covered in simulacra. The film is based on a group of people who try to resist virtual death by rebuilding their relationship, and run to a hopeful future with despair.
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Ryosuke Kawashima: [reads instruction manual] Welcome to the Internet.
[gets on the computer]
Ryosuke Kawashima: 'Have fun', okay, I'll have fun.
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Ryosuke Kawashima: Can a computer dial you up itself?
Yoshizaki: Are you in computer science?
Ryosuke Kawashima: No, economics, no relation.
Yoshizaki: Huh, sounds like a hacker.
Ryosuke Kawashima: A hacker, huh... it said 'Do you want to meet a ghost?' Some website like that.
Yoshizaki: A ghost, huh?