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Angela 2021-12-18 08:01:09
"Transcendence"-watching movies for the sake of lines
Nest in the room to watch "Transcendence", this is a movie that is very suitable for one person to turn off the lights and lie down and watch slowly.
Some very good references and lines:
for example quote from Albert Camus's phrase:.
. "My soul and the distance between me so far away, and my... -
Paris 2022-03-21 09:02:04
Excerpts from detached lines
My soul is so far away from me, yet my existence is so real.
I have never felt so deeply: both beyond myself and living in this world.
Alex Boniello
Performing Experience
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Deja 2022-03-26 09:01:06
It's been long since last time I cried in the cinema. Great movie and so good to see Adrien Brody tonight!
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Velda 2021-12-18 08:01:09
At the end of the movie, only indifference and cruelty remain. You can't get rid of all this. The past and the present, the spirit and the body, the ideal and the reality, the education and the future, it is obviously simpler to choose indifference and ignore everything compared with confrontation with reality. Taking self-defeating and abandoning yourself as a personality flaunt is like making yourself more rebellious and violent, making yourself stronger than others. The lethality of this movie is too great, and it does not give you a chance to ease your emotions! ★★★★★
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