Psychology and psychological interpretation sometimes give me the feeling that it is like an ancient physicist looking at the physiognomy, revealing and analyzing the pain of human beings, and at the same time, it is just the right place to place the hope of people in the world. Humans are animals with all kinds of emotions and six desires, so sometimes, the rhetoric and truth of certain words are truly universal. If I am quiet, of course there is a quiet statement, if I am happy and sad, there are also happy and sad interpretations. Many times, people just want to find a channel and a breakthrough to release themselves. Nothing to do with psychology, this is the evolution of self-control into spoken wisdom. What leads to the light is conforming to the natural occurrence, it is the attitude and cultivation of Lao Zhuang and Zhuang, and it is not to shy away, that's all.
Lars von Trier's The Antichrist didn't watch because, based on myriad and outlandish reviews and my understanding of the director himself, I was really worried that it was going beyond the visual and psychological limits of what I could bear.
I have seen "Dream Traveler", which is hysterical and beautiful at the same time. It comes slowly with Japanese sadness and loneliness, youth is cruel and beautiful, and redemption is hopeless for no reason.
"Invasion of Brain Cells" is another completely different psychological film. The visual stimulation has been deeply rooted in the mind and cannot be stopped, especially when the horse was cut into several pieces and did not die, and people were shocked in an instant. The state of the reaction will take many years later to know that this memorable scene is the charm created by Damien Hirst's art, not the film itself, but it cannot be denied that such whimsical ideas are not refined. It is difficult to achieve such a level, so this film, which is full of strange colors and beauty in even the details, is still worth recommending 10 years later.
PS, I searched it, and there is actually a Blu-ray disc, cow
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