CategoryMovie Review

Movie Review – The man from earth (What if a 14,000 year old man appeared in front of you?)

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The Man from Earth captivates audiences with its powerful story and well-written dialog, without the need for spectacular graphics. The story of a 14,000-year-old protagonist leads to deep reflections on religion, philosophy, and human existence.   If you look at the latest foreign movies at the box office, they’re usually either action or science fiction with spectacular graphics...

Movie Review – Splice (Will Genetic Engineering Bring About the End of Homo Sapiens?)

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Advances in genetic manipulation and biotechnology are opening up new possibilities for pushing human limits, but they also come with warnings that they threaten human identity and could lead to the end of Homo sapiens.   In the movie Splice, Dren is a creature accidentally created by a famous scientist couple while they are advancing genetic recombination technology to develop a protein to...

Movie Review – Revolutionary Road (Why do we lose meaning in repetitive routines?)

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Comparing the Sisyphus of Greek mythology to the repetitive routines of modern life, Revolutionary Road explores the human struggle and choice to overcome the futility of meaningless labor and boredom.   In Greek mythology, the Sisyphus is sentenced to a terrible punishment for deceiving the gods. He is ordered to roll a large boulder to the top of a high rocky mountain in the underworld...

Movie Review – La piel que habito (Finding the Real Me in the Skin)

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The movie La piel que habito asks deep questions about human identity and bioethics through the symbol of skin. Through the wrongs committed by the main characters and the price they pay, it explores the meaning of life and the nature of humanity, ultimately leaving you with questions about who you are.   The movie’s original Spanish title, La piel que habito, raises many philosophical...

What do we choose between reality and virtuality?

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The movie The Matrix explores the question of which world we choose to live in and how that choice affects our existence and identity.   In the movie The Matrix, two worlds exist. There’s the real world, where you can take the red pill, and there’s the virtual world, where you can take the blue pill. These two worlds pose philosophical questions that explore the familiar...

Movie Review – Viskningar och rop (How do the taboo desires of three sisters and a maid emerge in the silence of a mansion?)

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The film Viskningar och rop explores repressed desires and taboos in a mansion, focusing on the daily lives of three sisters and their maid. Homoerotic elements and sexual tension are symbolically represented through the color red, providing an intense sensory stimulus for the audience.   Viskningar och rop centers on the daily life in the mansion where the three sisters and their maid Anna...

What does the blurred focus in Hong Sang-soo’s In Water symbolize, and how does the diversity of interpretations reflect the nature of art?

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In Hong Sang-soo’s In Water, the blurred focus symbolizes cliché and invites multiple interpretations, emphasizing the importance of the audience’s subjective interpretation, which is the essence of art. In doing so, the film creates an artistic moment that communicates with the viewer.   The semiotic approach does not work well in analyzing Hong Sang-soo’s films. This is...

Movie Review – Bicentennial Man (Can Robotic Chefs Replace Humans?)

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This article explores whether robots can mimic human culinary abilities and be creative in their cooking, and whether robot chefs could replace human chefs in the future. It discusses the possibility of robots using a variety of sensors to recognize flavors and adjust their cooking to suit individual moods.   At my elementary school, we used to have a “draw the future in 20 years” contest on...

Movie Review – Minority Report (Are our choices free if we know the future?)

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Minority Report explores the morality and human free will of a system that predicts and prevents future crimes. It centers on the human rights of “criminals” arrested based on a prophecy, the principle of presumption of innocence, and our free will to change the future.   Every day, we see news of other people dying. There are many unfortunate deaths that could have been saved if we had...

Movie Review – The Father (How does dementia change identity?)

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The film “The Father” is a story that explores the changing sense of self and identity due to dementia, asking deep philosophical questions about identity, self, and human existence through the confusion of memory and distortion of time caused by dementia.   “The Father” is told from the point of view of Anthony, a father who suffers from dementia in his later years, and presents a non...

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