Some people say that the horror of horror movies comes from the protagonist's sense of substitution, and you can get rid of the horror as long as you keep a distance from the screen. The same method doesn't work for midnight bells. The film keeps prompting you to ask why, so you can't distance yourself from the film. In the movie, I always give the little boy a few shots when I have nothing to do, including the dialogue between the hero and heroine, which gives you the illusion that this is a movie that talks about family affection. In fact, when Sadako crawled out of the TV, you found that you were wrong. It was not love that saved the protagonist, but self-interest and selfishness, which gave the protagonist a chance to survive. In fact, the film also explained that selfishness is the only way to survive. The non-human Sadako controls everything, and she uses people's selfishness to push her hatred to infinity along the endless road. It is the hatred in the dark that drives the selfishness to destroy the world, so we mainly discuss where the hatred of Sadako comes from. Sadako's hatred mainly comes from two aspects. 1 The murder of her biological father. Sadako's killing ability and desire, her father felt powerless and could only throw her into the bottomless abyss. Being denied the right to exist by the source of existence, we might as well understand Sadako's subsequent murder as an act to prove his existence. 2 Everyone wanted to know about their mother's superpower, and when they found out that her mother's superpower was a superpower, they scolded her mother as a liar in anger. People pulled my mother out for an experiment and ended up cursing her as a liar. Sadako kills the first person at this point, and her vengeance is ignited. Including the method in the film that the media first touted and then ridiculed it, all of which are showing us that the irreconcilable contradictions in the world are the ultimate reason for the destruction of the world.
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