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Adelbert 2022-03-25 09:01:22
for Norton. His films always bring people to think about. The more he watches, the more he thinks he is a special man. Like this film, many obscure philosophical discourses are inserted, rational or emotional. The most impressive is the female Jewish priest That sentence "We are animals." No matter how much Bill tried to get rid of the influence of his Southern family, no matter how self-disciplined and rational he became, he would still reflexively go after the dentist shot his brother. Dentist shoots. We are animals and we have emotions.
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Tara 2022-03-18 09:01:09
The sword never gets old.
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Amara 2022-03-27 09:01:21
Norton's usual strong acting is about the dualism of love and fear. Whether it is a respected professor of an institution of higher learning, who starts with a discussion about maintaining his spiritual world, or a "ruffian" who grows marijuana, he comes out with a speech that insists on his pure natural cultivation method. In fact, through the phenomenon In essence, the two brothers are the same kind of person. The film also slightly satirizes religion, which makes me like it, and the soundtrack is very good
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Rabbi Zimmerman: We are animals, Professor Kincaid... with brains that trick us into thinking we aren't.
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Bolger: Do you believe in a higher power?
Brady Kincaid: Yea, I do. I do. It's the only way to make sense of all this. Otherwise, it's just pure fucking chaos.
Bolger: Like where we is created by him and he judges what we do?
Brady Kincaid: Well, I think it's more like... like parallel lines.
Bolger: Parallel lines?
Brady Kincaid: You know, like two lines go on and on forever and don't ever touch?
Bolger: Yea.
Brady Kincaid: 'Cept, they don't actually exist in nature. And man can't create true parallel. It's just more of a concept... Well that concept, that perfection, we know it exists and we think about it, but we can't ever get there ourselves. I think that right there is God.