I think if I was in elementary school or junior high school and watched this kind of film, I would definitely be crazy about it, but now it has not aroused my heart at all. I numbly watched the bloody and violent scenes flash past my eyes, and I couldn't think of any other word to describe how I felt, other than artificial. Films use images to convey ideas, but when overdone they become tedious and uninteresting. It's like a self-assertive person who thinks that he is very profound, but in fact it is not that much. The movie has been talking about demons and angels, and I'm going to say that it uses a cliché that sometimes people see the devil as the real angel in the inner world, but considering it was released in 1994, I'm forgiven.
I'm not trying to say who's right and who's wrong in this movie, it's a vicious cycle of a lot of things. In the movie, Kimi and Melly fell in love with violence at the end because of the violence and shadows of their families in childhood. In fact, all the reasons are nihilistic. You are just like this, no wonder no one can blame anyone. You always think that someone else created your current badness. In fact, he was also created by someone else, and no one is more pitiful than anyone else. If you insist on who is wrong, then it should be God or nature, and should not create such a human being. Heaven is a world that both demons and angels yearn for, and no one wants to go to hell. Everyone is doing their best to rationalize their worldview values and behaviors, and it's really just a joke. In the end, it is not us who decide to go to heaven or hell. Whether it is an arrogant person who ignores the law or a person who follows the rules and honesty, fate is like a thread that always involves you. At the end of the movie, all the riots that happen are down to fate. I think this is also the best explanation. It's not who influenced who, it's that you were born to go this way. Some make mistakes, some repent, some make atonement, some pray, all people are just walking their own way, and no one can get in their way. No one can destroy you, only whoever you choose will destroy you. Kimi and Mellie are doomed killers, this is FATE.
I read a little bit of the comments on this film, and honestly, after reading the comments, the only thing I feel is that words like pure and simple are so dirty in their mouths. They love the simplicity of Kimi and Mellie, and feel that although they have killed so many people, their hearts are pure. I seem to have seen the fanatical followers in the film, just as ridiculously childish. It was as if they were so moved by them, envied that they could do what they wanted to do without any scruples, be together without fear, and then lamented their cowardice in the face of reality. But I don't think they are fearless, it's just that they have nothing to rely on, so they can go forward. In the movie, the thrill of killing people is exaggerated, and the perception of existence. In fact, the world has long been in ruins for them who have no one to depend on. They only have each other. When they don't kill people, they won't love each other, because killing makes their world completely different from others, and makes them completely only belong to each other, so they can no longer be afraid of being alone. They are each other's life-savers and can only redeem each other, because only the two of them understand the rules in their world. They are not pure, just fear. If you say that a person's innocence is not what he does but what his heart is like, then if the sin and punishment of the world are only judged by the heart, then what is the meaning of our physical existence? Does the flesh bring What we have is only sensory stimulation, just a shell of nothingness, so what qualifications do you have to stand here and feel the temperature, you can end your own life as long as you feel that your heart is beyond your physical existence. The naked existence of violence cannot be easily forgiven because of a love or a childhood shadow. If you think someone else is dirty, then you think you can end his life, but please look back at yourself, you may not be so pure in the eyes of others, and those who are not always hurt have not hurt others. If Kimi and Mellie are innocent, their innocence is so dirty.
There was such a scene in the film. A media reporter interviewed a psychiatrist who looked a little drunk and asked him to analyze Kimi and Mellie. He said at the time that they were sober, and right or wrong was actually in their worldview. is distinct. At the end of the film, the reporter who interviewed Kimi also fell into the joy of killing, saying that for the first time in his life he felt alive. As he frantically shoots the crowd, Kimi takes his gun and says, "You're not thinking clearly right now." I don't want to analyze this scene here, I think it will be a hint of an answer.
At the end of the film, when Kimi and Mellie were about to shoot the reporter who helped them escape from prison, the reporter said that he was on the same front as them, why did he kill him. Kimi's answer was: "You don't care about others, you only care about yourself." When I heard this sentence, I thought it was so ridiculous, ridiculous to the extreme. And I finally understood that, yes, his world was only him and Mellie.
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