I want to end it all, whoever it is.

Consuelo 2022-04-22 07:01:41

A surrealist film (I haven't understood it yet, I thought it was a mixture of time and space and horror), it is about the stream of consciousness of the male protagonist, the old cleaner is the male protagonist, and Jack and the female protagonist Lucy are both. A product of the male protagonist's consciousness. After visiting Jack's parents, a conversation goes something like this: "People always think of themselves as moving points between time, but I think maybe the opposite, we're stationary, time passes through us like a cold wind The same blowing through, taking our heat away, leaving us cracked and frozen. I feel like I'm the cold wind tonight, blowing past Jack's parents, watching their past, watching their future, watching them leave I am the only one left, and only the wind is left." In addition to the award at the end, it is possible that in the fantasy Jack is studying the interaction of time and space and consciousness, and this character setting made the male protagonist die. , which can be understood as the subconscious mutual control of the stream of consciousness. The male protagonist is actually a person who grew up in the family of a mother with tinnitus and a father with Alzheimer's disease, and who knows many fields at the same time. Maybe because he is unwilling, he has always been a cleaner. , fantasized about the day when he was discovered and recognized.

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  • Sandrine 2022-03-26 09:01:09

    2020.9.14 What is it? Everyone is dizzy. It was originally a chatty road movie, the hero and heroine, can you two stop chattering like this? Like your mother's philosopher writing prose, who wants to hear you from beginning to end? Everyone was dizzy. In the end, the two of you were too chatty and didn't know what to do. From the morning to the evening, you finally watched it several times in the middle and couldn't stop watching it. . I've been discussing, I've been talking, I'm having a debate with your mother. At the beginning, the male lead took the female lead back to the country to meet his parents, and then we discussed it for a long time on the way to the blizzard. Finally, the male lead's parents also had some problems. After the Lord's childhood and strange words, they inexplicably grew old and young, and even the mother died, but the hostess always wanted to end it all. Later, in the middle of the night, I drove home and went to a strange ice cream shop. The clerk in the ice cream shop also strangely told the heroine not to have time to move on. Later, I went to the hero's middle school and started dancing? ? In the back, like a drama, a male starring on a stage? ?

  • Cade 2022-01-05 08:01:59

    After years of absence, Kaufman is really getting more and more obscure (and various hanging book bags), but every time he cuts his brain to show us, he is still so sad and lonely. Jesse Plemon apparently followed Philip Seymour Hoffman. Zemigis and the "Beautiful Mind" wind critics were killed (mistake

I'm Thinking of Ending Things quotes

  • Young Woman: I don't think Jake wants me down there.

    Mother: Jake can be controlling. You can't allow him to control you. I think it's the other side of his type of personality, this diligence thing, needs to control everything! There are so many, many things that make him nervous and he keeps closing off more and more of the world. It's a problem! And the few people he does have left in his life follow all sorts of rules, it really is a problem. I guess I'm probably to blame. All this guilt causes me to feel obligated to bend over backwards to accommodate his every little whim, it's a vicious cycle!

    Young Woman: So what exactly are you saying to me?

    Young Woman: I'm saying take the darn nightgown to the basement. Live dangerously.

  • Young Woman: I don't think Jake wants me down there.

    Mother: Jake can be controlling. You can't allow him to control you. I think it's the other side of his type of personality, this diligence thing, needs to control everything! There are so many, many things that make him nervous and he keeps closing off more and more of the world. It's a problem! And the few people he does have left in his life follow all sorts of rules, it really is a problem. I guess I'm probably to blame. All this guilt causes me to feel obligated to bend over backwards to accommodate his every little whim, it's a vicious cycle!

    Young Woman: So what exactly are you saying to me?

    Mother: I'm saying take the darn nightgown to the basement. Live dangerously.