Sesame's Crazy Thoughts

Richard 2022-04-21 09:01:19

The 1997 movie is great! Hahaha I thought it would be nice if I could see it before the millennium, but now it's pretty good too!

While watching, I was thinking, does the proposition of "free will" really exist? Is such a will that is always tempted by guidance really free? But I think of what the track and field teacher said, free will must exist, um, otherwise, it will be impossible to maintain social order. Because Satan doesn't just disappear, just like the reporter at the end of the movie, who is also his avatar. He said, "Vanity is my favorite original sin." If free will is refuted, then original sin is not the sin of human beings, but the sin of Satan, so freedom of will must exist. There is still too little understanding of this aspect, and we will look at this aspect in the future.

Also, I really didn't guess that the movie ends with reincarnation, but reincarnation is actually very beneficial to Satan. During the reincarnation in NY, maybe his wife's mental disorder is also the consequence of reincarnation?

Finally, I sigh about your looks, ah, everyone is so beautiful! Satan is good looking, Kevin is even better! Especially after going back to Florida! Young and handsome, it really suits light-colored clothes, prprprprpr

Wow didn't expect the first review to give it

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  • Parker 2021-10-20 19:01:35

    The intersection of reality and surreal, the confrontation of human nature, watching a suitable film at the right time, is very touching. As the director said, the original script was pushed several times by Pacino. In the end, although the script was too educational, it was still a confrontation against tradition. In addition, the climax at the end and the final ending do not follow common sense, which is considered a bright spot.

  • Katheryn 2022-03-22 09:01:14

    Vanity is definitely my favorite sin.

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