Many philosophers and artists have pointed out that death is what gives life its meaning, but what happens to that if you keep dying over and over again, to the point of immortality? And while you can perhaps believe that your soul is simply transferred from body to body, eternally, that too is complicated when there are suddenly two of you. Luckily Bong Joon Ho knows that the answer too all this (it's love).
Mickey does pretty great in balancing…
Too heavy handed, too depressed and too little silver lining. None really, untill the epilogue. The only insight that life isn't all bad is in a letter telling the main character too cheer up and look forward instead of backwards. And then the movie ends on going backwards instead of forwards, which sorta undermines the poorly made point.
And while the movie looks great and one does feel for the characters, the silly puppet with big tears feels somewhat overused,…
No blood on my hands! Does evil come from within or is it a case of mind over matter?
The mind controls the body, so the doctor tells Paul in the movie, but the mind can get pretty twisted by the body as well, when it gets disfigured in a crazy train accident
