The meaningful Shutter Island , the details are intriguing, but the plot is very brain burning?

It's really brain-burning. Looking at the plot, I think it's a conspiracy theory.,After reading the comments, I think the male protagonist is a psychopath.。 A lot of the plot is reminiscent by the male protagonist, true and false, false and true. The scene of Rachel in the cave, the conversation really feels like a conspiracy theory.

The plot is really brain-burning, I don't know what the whole movie is about, I can't understand it at all.

The plot is indeed very brain-burning, and the plot before and after is difficult to understand if the words are not linked together.

The plot of "Shutter Island" is a combination of fiction and reality, and the degree of brain-burning is comparable to "Inception", and it is even more attractive.

This is a political question, when you ask ZF if there is a drug that can control other people's thoughts, what you get is no, but you always have ZF behind the fierce marketing is engaged in that kind of thing. North Korea has done something like this.

Say a few more words, the normal order of the story: the protagonist's child wife was murdered **accuse him but he has another statement **found him delirious Doctor** made progress in two years Finally, arrange a bureau on the island to uncover the truth... This has a book, interested in reading).

Part of the details: The island is overwhelmed with police (targeting the protagonist, a suspected psychopath, who feels like he gets off the ship, the real hospital has no police, the police are indifferent to finding the missing person, but they are inseparable from him).

the law of 4 who is 67 (4 is 2 people + 2 phantoms, the fact is that the child was killed by your wife, your wife was killed by you, don't assume that others are patient 67).

The Woman in the Cave (the previous rat, the corpse-like rock, the woman said you don't come to me, all implied that the protagonist was sick).

There is an old patient in the C section who talks (this is a real prisoner who is pretending to be sick, living like a monster, implying that the protagonist is better off if he is not sick).

The missing female patient (**'s bureau tells the protagonist that the child was killed by your wife, accept it).

Nazi concentration camps (the source of the protagonist's misfortune, the root of his mental illness, the battlefield depression that leads to family discord, the wife's dysfunction, and the way he shoots his wife immediately when he sees his children die, is exactly what the army taught).

The doctor says that he didn't kill in Dachau (the doctor wants to save him, let him stay ill to avoid a sentence, points out the root cause of his illness, the protagonist refuses, he killed his wife who shouldn't have been killed, and the Nazi who deserve).

The other ** illegal experiments (the protagonist can continue to remain mentally ill by virtue of nothing).

The theme of the film: How to sentence a mentally ill crime Whether he was sane at the time of the crime Whether he should be guilty of being sick when he was caught The protagonist has a sufficient excuse to escape But he still has the courage to admit his guilt to die as a normal The theme of the whole film.

1, they knew each other, thinking that the protagonist was patient 67.

Don't worry about the details: The protagonist is mentally ill after killing his wife and thinks that ** someone else After the doctor assists him to sober up, he decides to stand trial as a normal person instead of pretending to be sick He calls the doctor in the way he was mentally ill (pretending to be an assistant) to show that he is really sick (he has always been sincere) The Nazi concentration camp paragraph seems to indicate some of his beliefs - murderers must be punished Whatever the reason This film is a gimmick piled up Lao Mei's money cheating product.

First of all, I think my wife must have had an unhappy childhood... Without a happy family, she lacks love. However, this is not mentioned in the movie, it is just my analysis.

But she has a very serious mental illness, that's for sure. Because of the lack of love in childhood, when he and the male protagonist first got together, they were very happy and their illness was relieved, but when she gave birth to a child (maybe Mr. gave birth to a daughter), she began to be jealous of the love that her husband shared with the children, so she was a little more serious, and when her husband found out that her condition was serious, he began to restrict some of his wife's activities Maybe at this time the wife felt a lack of freedom Or the husband let his wife accept **, but generally people with mental illness are very repulsive to **, so she wants to be free.

Of course these are my guesses ... However, when the husband found out that his wife had killed the children, he didn't ask why. It can be seen that he knows the reason.

Because the actor began to drink heavily and traveled often after returning from World War II, his wife was mentally ill, but the actor did not help her (what the actor said at the end of the film), the wife felt that life was confined, and he wanted to die to be free, and it was his wife who begged him to kill him. And the male protagonist is obsessed with the death of his wife, so he is mentally abnormal. Here, the wife wants him to give her freedom, so that the male protagonist can return to reality and stop fantasizing.

This is also the hero's inner self calling for the return of his true personality.

He was also the first to go out from here.