Spiritual Mystery

It’s schizophrenia again. Maybe I’ve watched too many schizophrenic movies. Halfway through this movie, I thought it was schizophrenia. Who knows if it’s true. Suddenly, why are there so many schizophrenics? Could it be that after the material life is enriched, a spiritual world is not enough for everyone? And what happened to these people, why would they kill people after schizophrenia, can they kill people after schizophrenia? Fucking 2.
On the whole, "Secret Window" is not bad, and the development of conflicts is quite satisfactory, but the background carrier of the development of things is not particularly good. A person kills someone else's dog because his own article was plagiarized. Others have said where the article was published. It's really funny that he doesn't read it and asks others to verify it. The ending, and unlike Fight Club's shrewd hints, seems like the story isn't well written, and it betrays itself. And when the movie just wanted to mislead the audience into thinking that it was Ted's problem, and immediately let Mort push the car off the cliff without any reasonable excuses, the director felt that it was time to reveal the mystery. A bit speechless anyway.

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