I had nothing to do at home during the holidays, and made an appointment with my friends to watch a strange movie at home. I chose "The Hunger Platform" on the recommendation of my friends.
Before watching the movie, I roughly read some introductions and knew that it was a heavy mouth film. Then we started our movie viewing process with anticipation.
The feeling after watching it is - I can't figure it out.
I have always believed that the performance of film and television works is not to confuse the audience, but to try to resonate with the right audience in their own way, and the same is true for reading.
But behind the seemingly deep meaning of this movie, it can't stand scrutiny. Under the tall shell is just an ordinary human nature test game. The male host came down to the prison pit by coincidence, the higher-ranked ones eat more, the lower-ranked ones eat leftovers, and the fallen ones are the founders. People at the bottom who do not have enough food can only kill each other in exchange for a chance to survive. After experiencing resistance and assimilation, the male protagonist finally joined forces with the black brother to overthrow this perverted mechanism.
In this process, whether it is resistance, assimilation, or rewriting, I think that there is no choice between these three behaviors, but the starting point of human beings is different.
The movie is nothing more than to use the male protagonist to promote the bravery and wisdom of the pioneers. And communism to the extreme, in my opinion, is unfair. Everyone is born different, and the only way to reverse the trajectory of life is through their own behavior. If the requirements are the same and the results are the same, then it is bound to require that people are equal in all aspects, but this is impossible; if If it is not met, the requirement of equality is cruel and rude. Human nature can dig out too many evils, especially in the face of life and profit, countless people show the ugliest side.
But in real life, evil deeds do not mean that people are evil, and good deeds do not mean that people are kind. The world is not a black-and-white cliché, but it can be applied in many ways. Too many tests of human nature are used to show: No, this is the human, ugly bunch. Meaningless. People living in a complex social environment have good and evil, and complexity is the true nature of human beings. Accept the good side of yourself, understand the evil side of others, and form a set of your own world values in the process of roaming the world. Only then is a person, a real person.
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I really still want to complain about why foreigners love to shoot human games so much, it's really boring, boring, isn't that the case with "Human Centipede" and "Chainsaw"?
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