ssseuth > THE CORRECT INTERPRETATION
It's amazing how no one gets it. This is a kind of unique movie, it has main metaphor and this metaphor is SIMPLE this time. The world with the smell of chocolate, laughing children, music, home pastry is a family world. The world of cold colors, ikea furniture, promiscuity, absence of love, office job is the opposite to family values world, what should we call it?
The main character says he wants children, wants to be able to taste chocolate again, wishes to be able to get drunk again (to experience real things), he seeks for new relationships because he wasn't in love - go figure.
paulike > You've pretty much absolutely nothing...just a bunch of incomplete thoughts and no interpretation.
ssseuth > You're just too stupid.
No, he’s correct. You created a thread (with ALL CAPS) and spouted off about everybody being wrong and you knowing the “correct interpretation”, yet you did not give a single, coherent statement about what that is. As pauliek said, you only typed in some half-baked, incomplete thoughts.
In case you need some help, let’s break it down:
THE CORRECT INTERPRETATION
You set up high expectations with this bold claim.
It's amazing how no one gets it.
You flat-out say that
everybody else is wrong and
only you are smart enough to understand this movie. Expectations are through the roof now.
This is a kind of unique movie, it has main metaphor and this metaphor is SIMPLE this time.
Your terrible grammar aside (I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that English is not your first language), you effectively say absolutely nothing with this statement. At most, you just reinforce the idea that everybody else is too dumb to understand the movie—and at the same time minimize your “achievement” of understanding it.
The world with the smell of chocolate, laughing children, music, home pastry is a family world.
Okay, that’s
almost an interpretation… but not quite. What is a “family world”? What does that mean? Maybe you will explain it in a moment and blow us all away with your brilliant interpretation…
The world of cold colors, ikea furniture, promiscuity, absence of love, office job is the opposite to family values world, what should we call it?
Um… you’re asking
us? According to you, we are too dumb to get the movie, and you are so smart that you have it all figured out. You came here to post your brilliant insight, yet you don’t even have a fundamental part of your analysis prepared? Not very promising; expectations falling…
The main character says he wants children
He said no such thing; he said he
misses the sound of children playing. But no matter, easy mistake to make (if you aren’t paying attention).
[He] wants to be able to taste chocolate again, wishes to be able to get drunk again (to experience real things)
No doubt you are merely reiterating and obvious parts of the movie that everybody who actually watched it (and even some who didn’t) are already aware of in order to sum up with an astounding conclusion that will enlighten us all…
he seeks for new relationships because he wasn't in love
Yes, yes, he exposited all that when he dumped Anne for Ingeborg; get to the point, we are on the edges of our seats!
go figure.
Um… that’s it? Is that really the end, all you had to say? Go figure
what‽ You didn’t say anything! You did not address
any of the major images, symbols, events, or characters. We are still waiting to hear your brilliant interpretation that eluded us all. You just repeated a few things that everybody knew, then stopped in the middl
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ssseuth
11 years ago
Another moron, sigh.
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teo_udrea_bz
7 years ago
After many movies and hundreds imdb pages, I read your post. God gave me the chance to read your post. You, kind sir, are the biggest idiot from the internet. Please don't reproduce! Thanks! Imdb community.
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ssseuth
7 years ago
Reading imdb posts haven't made you any smarter. You're still the same sad moron. You might try reading a book.
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