Passed the long train time, good biography. "The way of the future" foresees the future, "quarantine" loses control of itself. The ultimate pursuit and paranoia, a genius, a lunatic. Both are about the ordeal of genius, but with different endings. Somerset Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" explores the incompatibility between genius and society, while "The Aviator" is about the incompatibility between forward-looking talents and ordinary people around them. Others say the film is also excellent material for psychological analysis.
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