When it was first published, the title was "Cats Cannot Be Killed", because I regarded the translated name as "Cats can be killed but not insulted". After being reminded, I discovered that a word was missing, which turned out to be "cats cannot be killed and cannot be humiliated." Change it quickly. The new title is called "From Killing Cats to Killing", which is nothing more than to say: What makes people unable to bear killing cats and killing is actually one thing: empathy for living things. You and my cat are both flesh and blood, so if he/she/it hurts, I will also hurt. That's why so many people can't stand the video of killing cats, and search for that person like a murderer. From another perspective, if a person can be so cruel and kill cats in a different way, there is still a distance between him and the murderer, and it is not too far away.
I originally wrote a short review: The film is very good, but the content itself is too dark, which makes me uncomfortable to watch. At the end of the film, network NERDs asked a question: Are we actually becoming accomplices? It's not easy, to have such courage and perspective. As a viewer, I couldn't stop when I clicked to play, but in the end I hated the fact that this pervert has become famous again.
I want to add a little bit, so I wrote film reviews, mainly about a little reflection on the entertainment industry, especially the film industry. I have always believed that the entertainment industry is very important, and entertainment is very important: it is not an enlightenment function, or simply bringing entertainment to people-very important. Because this is a necessary adjustment for a person to survive in a stressful life. Life is really bitter. If you don't laugh at comedy or cry at tragedy, the strings will break. However, the entertainment industry also brings negative effects. This topic is not new. Oliver Stone reflected on it very deeply in "Born to Killer": it was the media's rendering and romanticization of violence that shaped the homicidal couple. . Watching this movie today, the murderer in it is obviously influenced by many movies: "American Metamorphosis" is his imitation object, and "Instinct" let him directly kill Lin Jun with "ice cone"; he slyly escaped, thinking that he was himself He copied "Cat and Mouse Game"; even after he was caught, he still imitated the Sharon Stone of "Instinct" in the interrogation room: ask for a cigarette and swing his legs. His "movie list" is not even limited to crime themes. He specially arranged a poster of "Casablanca" at the scene of Lin Jun's killing, in order to leave puzzles/clues to the police.
I couldn't help thinking, if I were the main creator of "America" or "Instinct", would I not sleep at night?
Those are good movies. I know that the vast majority of people who have watched movies are still living normal lives and have not committed crimes, killed cats or killed people. After all, it's the person's own problem. I also oppose the need for positive energy in film and television dramas. I believe that only when a hundred flowers blossom and freely explore human nature can there be good works. And when we watched those movies, not only did we not commit crimes, but there might be some gains of this kind, at least to take a breath from the stressful life, right?
But I still think. In this perverted material on Wiki, I saw another murderer who claimed to have been affected by "DEXTER".
They are all movies and TV series that I love to watch. Why do I feel a little guilty for them?
Think of the perverted character on the wall of CLOSET: If you don’t like yourself in the mirror, just drop the beginning and don’t look at it. I do not care.
This sentence is puzzling. The focus of the police is on the last sentence, and she is terrified: a person who no longer cares is likely, almost certain, to commit crimes again.
The female geek’s understanding is: When we look into the mirror, do we feel ashamed of our actions? ——To some extent, is it because "our" concerns about this matter and this person continue to fuel the flames and feed the other party's morbid desire for the stinking stinks forever?
And my understanding is that this pervert thinks that he is the mirror image of others. He felt that people did not accept him, but in his bones he was as sinful as him. So he said: You don't like me, but in fact you are me. If you can't face this, just walk away. I don't care.
I don't know how anyone can be so cold. No matter how you look at human nature or how cynical it is, being able to torture another life—whether a cat or a person—in such a cruel way is something I cannot understand. Some people say that he was raped in his childhood, but he didn't find it on Wikipedia. But even so, it cannot be a reason. Faced with a person who can commit such atrocity, I sometimes don't want to explore the cause. I don't want to know if he has been domestically abused or bullied. That can't be compared with what his victims have suffered.
Finally, we must pay tribute to the Internet geeks. At first I thought it was the story of the keyboard man’s impulsive consequences, but later I found that it was not. The few geeks were very good: they could analyze the place of origin from the cigarette case flashed by the video with extremely poor quality. From the same flashing yellow vacuum cleaner to find out the origin of the model, it can also detect that it sounds like someone else's voice in the room is a Russian talk show. They stayed calm when the motorcycle uncles attacked an imitator online; they classified and archived the real murderer and all his vests, and from years of online tracking, the vanity, intelligence, language and behavior patterns of this person were all Have a deep understanding. Some of them have their own safety threatened, but they still do it out of righteous indignation.
So, when the last thing is over, although they will also ask themselves: Did they accidentally be an accomplice? But my judgment is still: They did a right thing. Because I can't imagine that seeing a cat being tortured and killed so painfully, others would be indifferent to be the correct answer. That is a worse world.
Finally, he wants to be famous so much, so I don't want to mention that name throughout the article, just use "this pervert" to refer to it.
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