The movie is amazing, the scenery, the plot, the fights, I don't feel anything that others think is scary. Just want to say that the protagonists acted really well and pretended so well.
Liu Jinxi pretends to be stupid, Jincheng is firm, the leader pretends to be kind, Thirteen Niang pretends to be cool, what each protagonist is pretending to be, this is almost a textbook for "pretenders". Except for Ayu, everyone is pretending, benevolent, malicious, active, not active.
Despite taking so many scenes, so many fights, and Rashomon-style reasoning (non-essential), it can almost be said that this story is director Chen Kexin's understanding of life. What is everyone pretending to be, isn't that what our society is like?
How hard is it to show your true face? In the protagonist of this story, there is only Ayu, the weakest woman who did it. She didn't pretend, she just endured it silently; she didn't get hysterical, she just tried to avoid touching those wounds. The generation cultivated by the "roaring body" probably can't stand this type of performance, there are no body movements, no facial twitches, no exaggerated lines, almost nothing. But at the moment when his eyes turned to one side, the limb in front of the lid stopped, the elbow that could be controlled by the door, and the details of many, many smiles were really out of touch with reality. Especially in the scene of catching the child, I was moved to cry. That kind of determined look is far more moving than those superhuman men.
Don't lie but you can choose to avoid it; you can still sob softly if you are not calm. No matter how old you are, being yourself is the hardest thing. So although everyone can guess the last line, I can't help but be moved by the not bad ending that the screenwriter returns. Thanks for such encouragement, we can make it to the end without pretending.
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