Because I recently read a little bit of historical and political psychology, and I also thought a little bit, I felt particularly profound when I watched this movie. I don't know much about group psychology, so I don't dare to talk nonsense, and I haven't written some off-topic thoughts.
Prison is a shrinking society, and almost everything in the movie can find a historical projection. Psychopaths, violent and non-violent means at the top, rotation of classes, half-truths of benevolence by rulers, nihilistic religious beliefs, errors brought about by indulgence, violent revolutions.
A few people are born with power, and the majority can only be silent or rely on violence to check and balance. In history, numbers are the greatest violence. But is this still the case, what will the minority do, and what will the majority do?
It's like a person's life, come naked and go naked. Let some people be high and mighty, and some people will become the majority without saying a word. Of course, this is also lucky, and some people have congenital defects and leave early in suffering. That tattoo No. 88 looks like a philosopher who has gone through the world.
At the end the gate is open, the sun shines in, and the sacred lamp that symbolizes supreme power also loses its light. People are sitting on the bus, like after Judgment Day, everyone goes to heaven together. Going to India might be a metaphor for going to heaven.
What would happen to the back without that open door. Like most pointless dynasty changes, I guess. The emperor takes turns doing it, and the world is still that world.
When it comes to me, I have been thinking, if it were me, can I overcome my emotions and make a completely rational decision, I am afraid it is still difficult, but I always have to learn to do it, being a philosopher is better than being a mere mortal. hero. But are heroes ever philosophers? The male protagonist's figure is really greedy, with a big chest and a thin waist, and I can practice it like this anytime.
The first time I tried to write a long review, I also felt that my thoughts were confused and there was no writing. Will continue to try in the future.
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