uncertainty principle

For matter at the microscopic level, it is impossible to obtain its speed and mass accurately at the same time. With precise speed, it is impossible to have precise mass. Once the mass is obtained, the precise velocity cannot be observed. This is the uncertainty principle. I just found out that in the Coen brothers' movies, each one tells a mathematical principle, and there are also serious men. Recently, I have also been paying attention to reflexivity. Lawyer Rey Schneider said that the more you observe and the more information you get, the more you feel that you have lost the truth. There is no way to observe the real truth. Your own observation actions will affect the object you observe, and then affect your observation. Is this a reflexivity? I don’t know, and I am still looking for relevant information. learn.
But the black-and-white quality of this film, coupled with the voice-overs in the memories, reminds me of Sunset Boulevard, or the double indemnity look, which also begins with the last recollection of the dead man, and the absent person, There is a kind of film noir temperament in it, a taciturn man, trying to find dignity, not knowing how to protect his rights, not knowing whether to pretend to be indifferent or really indifferent when he encounters a problem, even to blackmail his lover for his wife's stealing. Some of them have some expressionism and surrealism, which proves that the Coen brothers are able to express the theme with ease in their grasp of various subjects. Finally, the actor's acting skills are not to be said. No expression, but the weak expression in the key link can already reflect the rich feelings and inner world.

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