Shooting Chuck's novel is definitely not an easy task. The first floor, second floor, and third floor of St. Anthony's Sanatorium are like water droplets. The protagonist has sex with all three nursing nurses. This is also the style of Chuck's novels. He will describe the dialogues of the characters or his inner activities with great emphasis, while the surrounding environment is briefly described. He may be saying to the reader, "Fuck him, what you imagine is what you imagine, even if There are also strip girls dancing in Japanese sushi restaurants." In this film, the director has preserved this feature very well. You can know that the first floor of the nursing home is a ward, the second floor is a prison cell, and the third floor is a coffin board without a narration introduction.
Sex is the author's eternal content. The author has described scenes of sex in the toilet, at home, on the plane, and almost everywhere you can think of, so don't be surprised when you watch the movie. Someone in the film actually asked Overrun sexy.
Back to the movie, a dark humorous American movie, the protagonist Victor is addicted to sex, holding $6 an hour salary in the face of his love, asking Danny angrily "Am I a rotten person, a A lousy person?" After learning through the mouth of a "doctor" Peggy that he may be the reincarnation of Jesus, he wanted to change himself, but unfortunately he was only one of the many misfortunes. And this small and unfortunate one has inadvertently become a good man in a nursing home, "It's you, I know you" "Hmm, yeah, did I kill your cat or crush your sister?" Keto became a "sinner" at St. Anthony's Sanatorium because of his presence, the elderly in the nursing home began to calm down, and he later explained that he wanted to "make the past whole"
In the final stage of the film, "You have to risk your life to get love. You have to go straight to the brink of death to be saved." This is the sentence mentioned at the beginning of the book Chock, although I don't Thought that sentence would be useful at the end of the movie, but whatever, Chuck's style is that he's never going to tell you anything.
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