Ask yourself this: If I were in that position, would I act like that?

Concepcion 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Three hours of textbook-level human nature revelations. Kneel down! ! ! ! ! It interprets "arrogance" to the extreme, perfectly interpreting what "groaning without pain" is. As for the human nature described in it, they are only people in remote areas. The residents are just like the heroine. Because their cognition is extremely fragile, their good and evil are not fixed or the variables are too large, so the director has created an extremely ignorant heroine. , and brought in another father, pretending to have seen the reality clearly, to interrogate those who know the bottom. Drawing this dog day's attempt to bluntly pull the well-known human nature over to perform, and then cooperate with the heroine's final revenge, so as to form a perfect [human nature experiment], while telling [human nature is inherently evil], let everyone fight. face, admit his own sin, and finally end with a very arrogant ending! As if you were like a god who expounds the truth! But he ignored the most basic elements of human nature. The good and evil of human beings can basically be summarized as nature, and that is human nature in a broad sense! It makes the film feel like a fearless "hi". Lars Von Trier is such a fucking idiot.

Leanna 2022-04-24 07:01:05

Fables with excellent text, I like this eloquent tone the most. The discussion of evil has been separated from the narrow space of villages and towns, and it belongs to the moral torture of all mankind. "If I were Dogtown myself, would I do the same thing?" Grace's answer: "Maybe I would do the same, but I can't find any reason to justify my brutality." .