If Freud was still there, it would definitely be a top 10 movie in the world. I firmly believe that movies that explore the most hidden parts of human nature are eternal.

The beauty movie bloomington in the eyes of the Appearance Association was the one I watched last year? Of course, after reading it, I don't understand.
As an appearance association, I have to admit that the heroines are so beautiful. But I don't understand, how the hell did catherine get together with Jackie? I can understand jackie's unhappy family and childhood. Allow me to bring up the almighty odipus first. So catherine, who has a boyfriend, is trying to help Jackie who always looks frightened? Well, spoiler done.
Let's talk about movies. Old-fashioned plot, or a few outstanding scenes. For example, after the first meeting, the two heroines held coffee in their hands (the holding is not good, can't find a word, grip? Because both of them were holding coffee carefully to hide their inner tension and restlessness), catherine Kissed jackie, in a dangerous method, when Sabina kissed Jung for the first time, Jung said it was the first step for a boy to become a man. Does it resonate in space? The first time was Catherine, a very royal sister, who kissed Jackie, is there anything? My heart is excited. Then, is Jackie terrified or is the suppressed desire in his heart suddenly released? All I can say is that Jackie couldn't help calling catherine after that, and she understood.
I can say I absolutely love how they feel at home. Very relaxing. The embarrassment of Jackie in his own home and the control of his mother were also interspersed in the middle. Of course, at this time, the role of odipus was reserved for catherine, and she did appear in time.
Of course, the bloody plot in the library is also very abrupt. But you can see the wild nature of catherine, as well as the depression and fear of jackie. Think about how active they are when they are at home in front of the fireplace, jackie's simulating their own children's unit play. Be careful, you have to get excited.
To sum up, don't take everything too seriously, you will lose if you are serious, just a movie is ok, don't go into it.
ps: If Freud was still there, it would definitely be a top 10 movie in the world. I firmly believe that a movie that explores the most hidden part of human nature is eternal.

View more about Bloomington reviews