What is truth. . What is a lunatic

"You know what'crazy' is?'crazy' is majority rules". . . "What made us crazy is mechanism..". . "This is the last opporunity". . Jeffery's crazy talk in the mental hospital sounds wise. . . So I began to think that he really pretended to be crazy and stayed in the hospital. . . But this seems like a trick played by the director. . . Jeffery is crazy. . But from the truth-Cole came from looking for the source of the virus in the future. . . He was the first to believe. . . So what is a lunatic? As he said. . . For people in the 18th century, bacteria did not exist, and for people in the 20th century, there is no doubt that bacteria do exist. . . People who warned people to wash their hands in the 18th century were considered lunatics. . . But what the madman at that time realized was the truth now. . . Geniuses are lunatics not because their views are not recognized by others, but because they are not recognized by that era. . . The same goes back hundreds of years. . . Looking back at the truth today after hundreds of years. . Probably they are also full of loopholes. . . The madness of today may be the truth of the future. . . This thing of the times is very small. . If you walk faster than him, you will be denied or even destroyed by ridicule. . . What we are doing now is to look for truths that may be fallacies hundreds of years from now, according to a certain "conventional development law." . . Does it make sense?
Cole from 2038 was put in a mental hospital after returning to 1990. . Because his speech thoughts are contrary to the cognitive framework of thinking in 1990, far away from the social understanding of 1900. . In his view, "the present is not the present, the present is the past..." The truth of 2038 was labeled as mentally ill in 1990 to be included in the rational territory of 1990. . . So is it true that what is in the mental hospital today is the truth of the future? Haha, truth. . . In history, this term has a self-deprecating humor. .
So is what I see is real? Cole had doubts about himself after several round trips. . Is the scene of 2038 fantasy or reality? Do you really suffer from schizophrenia? On the one hand, this kind of suspicion is the effect of psychiatry, and on the other hand, it is the hint of Cole's inner tendency: he hopes that he is fantasizing and that he belongs to this age of sunshine and sea. . . And as a viewer. . Although I saw the fact that he is from 2038. . But in my heart, I was on guard against being shaved: maybe there was a scene at the end. . It is said that all of this comes from the fantasy of Cole, who suffers from "Cassandra Syndrome." . . . so. . confusion. . Doubt the authenticity of everything in front of me. . . Xiangshuai wakes up to find that he has been shrunk by magic. . Was locked in a huge house. . . Of course magic does not exist. . It is that all the objects are changed to giants, plus some psychological cues, will make people think that they are reduced. . . Who knows what I am seeing now? Can't jump out. . Treat what you see as reality. . Build a so-called scientific system on this basis. . . Now I don't know what kind of existence this foundation is. . .

Can history be changed? What is history?
Movies with the theme of time travel, such as "Back to the future", mostly change the history of the future and change the future into history. . . Haha, it looks like a description of a word game. . I admire the screenwriter very much. . Able to clarify this complicated relationship. . . And when I watched it, after trying to clarify cause and effect, I often found that it was a circle. . Can't distinguish cause and effect. . The future is history on the poster of "Twelve Monkeys". . . It seems to be a very accurate description of this magical and complicated relationship. . . After the hero and heroine changed their costumes. . I suddenly realized Cole's dreams that kept appearing, and guessed the final outcome. . . Childhood Cole in 1996 and Cole in 2038 met at the airport in 1996. . It's the future, and it's also the history. . Wonderful intersection. . . Seems to be. . . A branch downstream in time flows back into the upstream and then descends accordingly. . . How can you tell where the downstream water comes from? . . The constant switching of close-up shots makes people feel this kind of intersection. . Feeling. . Confused. . . No, it was abducted by the director. . .


Overlap the movie with reality, and look for the reflection in it. . . As a result, I made myself. . Insanity. . . I haven't felt this way for a long time. . . A movie worth remembering. . . Director worth remembering. . Terry Galliam. . .

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