For me, the best ending is Emily escaped and live a free life. Stephanie is the killer of her husband and brother. And then it is a funnier story. As for others, ignore them.
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Encanto
(2021)
A little disappointed by the last episode
29 January 2022
Warning: Spoilers
It seems everything acts fine from the ending. Everyone regained their magic. The common girl becomes the biggest winner? Will it be a new recurrent cycle for the crisis of losing magic?
From my perspective, the best ending is everyone becomes an average person. They live like every man in the town. While this ending is the film, it shows no matter how much they emphasise the magic is you, but still can not offset the fact that they worship magic, that it's better to be a person with magic rather than an ordinary person.
From my perspective, the best ending is everyone becomes an average person. They live like every man in the town. While this ending is the film, it shows no matter how much they emphasise the magic is you, but still can not offset the fact that they worship magic, that it's better to be a person with magic rather than an ordinary person.
Hereditary
(2018)
The Resurrection of Paimon
18 December 2021
Why do believers in Paimon believe he will be satisfied with his rebirth? What if he truly enjoy and is content in his long slumber? What if he thinks he's been bothered?
Why do they think that once Pymon is reincarnated, he will immediately grant them their wishes: secret things he familiar with, wealth, and family?
-What if, once he's resurrected, he ignores them or complains about why they went to such lengths to bring him back to life and thereby kill them, or that he's not yet powerful enough and needs believers to look after him like a baby?
Why do they think Paimon, who has been born again, would wield such power? Perhaps he lacks or has lost his immense power as a result of the legend's exaggeration or the passage of time?
Is it human nature to be greedy? Is it due to the inherent character of human greed?
Why do they think that once Pymon is reincarnated, he will immediately grant them their wishes: secret things he familiar with, wealth, and family?
-What if, once he's resurrected, he ignores them or complains about why they went to such lengths to bring him back to life and thereby kill them, or that he's not yet powerful enough and needs believers to look after him like a baby?
Why do they think Paimon, who has been born again, would wield such power? Perhaps he lacks or has lost his immense power as a result of the legend's exaggeration or the passage of time?
Is it human nature to be greedy? Is it due to the inherent character of human greed?
The Water Diary
(2006)
The power of belief
3 November 2021
With insistence and the power of belief.
When I saw the scene children walk together to pour their water and the girl play the violin on the hill, I almost burst into crying for their purity, a pure and innocent heart to rain.
At first, I felt embarrassed and ridiculous for their movement, however, when encountering the sense, I was absolutely blown away!
When I saw the scene children walk together to pour their water and the girl play the violin on the hill, I almost burst into crying for their purity, a pure and innocent heart to rain.
At first, I felt embarrassed and ridiculous for their movement, however, when encountering the sense, I was absolutely blown away!
Tag
(2015)
Misogyny or Feminism?
26 September 2021
At first, I though it is a movie of typical misogyny, typical men's sensuality. However, I begin to confuse, is it really ironic or misogyny? The conflicts between misogyny and femininity.
Other than kill yourself, why not try to kill the man. A typical metaphor that to save the world, a woman have to sacrifice herself, while is opposite to our hero(specifically male hero, not heroin).
Women encircle and intercept women and also lots of misogyny and typical male stares. It is an almost pure women world, however, in the control of a man.
At the same time, unexpectedly, women help women to fight the world purely without any man's help, even if, it is at the expense of killing a man. And interestingly, males are either ugly, pig and old, or handsome with poisonous, seduce a woman or just a tool to fight against the world successfully.
Other than kill yourself, why not try to kill the man. A typical metaphor that to save the world, a woman have to sacrifice herself, while is opposite to our hero(specifically male hero, not heroin).
Women encircle and intercept women and also lots of misogyny and typical male stares. It is an almost pure women world, however, in the control of a man.
At the same time, unexpectedly, women help women to fight the world purely without any man's help, even if, it is at the expense of killing a man. And interestingly, males are either ugly, pig and old, or handsome with poisonous, seduce a woman or just a tool to fight against the world successfully.
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