my brain is dying...

Trycia 2022-04-20 09:01:41

"Still Alice"
has been following this movie for a while. Today, I saw the release of resources, and even the raw meat without subtitles gnawed it down
. Julianne Moore is one of my favorite acting actresses. She's not very famous, but she's very good at acting, especially in some of the more depressing roles. She can perform well...
And the subject of the movie is Alzheimer's disease, which is based on psychological psychology. When I learned to talk about the structure of the brain, I realized it was not the Alzheimer's disease that we joked about, but an incurable disease. Just like the movie said: my brain is dying... It's scary just thinking about it, especially this disease It happened to a Harvard Cognitive Psychology professor and you can imagine what an unacceptable reality it was, so thinking of suicide while she was still alive was a logical consequence...
The whole story was told in a straightforward manner without any surprises Too many climaxes and dramatic conflicts show amnesia, and the out-of-focus handling of the lens is well used as if to make people see the chaos in the brain when the memory is blurred...

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Extended Reading
  • Darion 2021-12-01 08:01:26

    The star map is more subversive, and Alice is more delicate. Without Moore, this piece has only two stars.

  • Charlie 2022-04-01 09:01:04

    In the end, the youngest daughter read Alice a line from an American angel: nothing will disappear forever. There is a painful process in the world. We are attached to the past and dream of the future. In the process of Alice's memory gradually disappearing, people around her have more and more deep memories of Alice. Even if Alzheimer took away her from the past, she is still everyone's Alice.

Still Alice quotes

  • Dr. Alice Howland: You may say that this falls into the great academic tradition of knowing more and more about less and less until we know everything about nothing.

  • Dr. Alice Howland: I need something to read.

    Dr. John Howland: I thought you were reading Moby Dick.

    Dr. Alice Howland: Yeah, I was. But I got tired of reading the same page over and over again. I can't focus.

    Dr. John Howland: Well, that happens to me when I read Moby Dick too.