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Raven 2021-10-13 13:05:40
Do you remember that person
A buddy once sent me a text message saying that he was going to wait for the girl he loved to wait until the age of 24.
I told him, there is no time limit for waiting for this kind of thing. You can wait as long as you like. After others are 24 years old, marrying and having children... -
Marianna 2022-03-15 09:01:01
It's really good-looking
I've heard it a long time ago, but I didn't really want to watch it. Man dramas, action dramas, violent dramas are not all good.
It turned out to be such a story. I never thought about it, but from the fragments I have seen and the words and phrases of others, I never expected it to be like this....o
Matt Cinquanta
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Bernadette 2021-10-20 18:58:22
In addition to "personality split", you can also understand the film from the perspective of the theory of "indigenous, ego, and superego". At the same time, don't ignore Mara, who is simple, immortal, and has only primitive desires. The three have never appeared at the same time. "Identity, Ego, and Superego" are the personalities of each of us. The three have different propositions for survival. We struggle with each other, and the film is about all of us. In the end, morality kills ideals and desires together, steals inheritance, and continues to live.
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Travon 2021-10-20 18:58:12
This is God's work! Perfect shots, rich special effects, unpredictable plot, excellent lines without 13: What else can we expect from a movie?
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