What's left besides imagination

Russel 2022-01-13 08:03:01

Robots don’t matter. The film really talks about a robot
Lin Xiujing can be understood as an AI. He doesn’t understand
love and can’t understand
it.
It seems a little funny to tell us what the purpose of life is through the mouth of a mental patient . Fortunately, I can't
tell us anything. What does the director want to tell us?
Love is so strong that Lin Xiujing started to eat and Rain became normal?
Is the director describing the life of a social group to us?
No

film has a lot of imagination, and it is quite romantic.
Isn't the director just here to show off his imagination?
As if Zhang Yimou like ostentation show
hundreds of people CPU tireless fight, fight pigeons, fight with Chinese characteristics
As for the middle of the CPU and peripheral have anything, why put together
no matter
- it is we do, even if this I can’t see it, I’m still a cultural person~
Except for a little bit of shock to the viewer, nothing
is like a design without a theme and soul. It’s just a virtual appearance, and even the appearance is
not so beautiful.

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Extended Reading
  • Juliet 2022-03-16 09:01:06

    The color formalism is serious and the other basics are not worth seeing... I'm disappointed. . .

  • Katlyn 2022-03-14 14:12:26

    Park Chan-wook never planned to tell normal stories well from the beginning. Fans who like neuroticism will probably love his movies without hesitation. (It turns out that the male protagonist is the handsome guy who has been posted on the wall of the McDonald’s shop here for almost ten years-Rain, I seem to have seen his film "Ninja Assassin" before)

I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK quotes

  • Park Il-sun: I did all kinds of things in jail. Because I felt I was vanishing. I stole other people's clothes to wear. And I brushed my teeth diligently. Once your teeth start to go, there's no turning back.

    The mythomaniac: That's true.

    Park Il-sun: I had a psych evaluation and they said I'm schizophrenic and anti-social.

    The mythomaniac: Anti-social?

    Park Il-sun: Like stealing and fighting for no reason. And not having any sense of guilt or sympathy. But I don't know why they call me anti-social. I have my reasons for stealing. I'm afraid I'll vanish. I'm anti-vanishing.

  • [last lines]

    Park Il-sun: More than our socks are wet.