We decided to rent a movie tonight and he was at a loss for a suitable one to check out. I suggested "Audition". We watched this movie (which I consider very good, BTW) and at the end torture scene, he couldn't watch any longer and retreated to his computer to escape the violence. I tried talking to him about the movie but he refused to listen to me because he wanted to block it out of his mind. Since then, he's been rather distant with me.
Anyway, as I see it, one of the reasons Audition is so shocking and effective is that it hyperbolizes certain psychological elements of a relationship that most people can relate to albiet in a less extreme way. What mental demons plague your significant other? How are those demons going to manifest themselves and effect you? How will your s.o. treat you as a result of them? I found the implications of the movie far more disturbing than the actual torture scene itself.
Your thoughts on "Audition"? Discuss.
Anyway, as I see it, one of the reasons Audition is so shocking and effective is that it hyperbolizes certain psychological elements of a relationship that most people can relate to albiet in a less extreme way. What mental demons plague your significant other? How are those demons going to manifest themselves and effect you? How will your s.o. treat you as a result of them? I found the implications of the movie far more disturbing than the actual torture scene itself.
Your thoughts on "Audition"? Discuss.