After reading this adaptation of Stephen King's novel "MISERY" (the translation of "Ten Days of Danger" is very fascinating, the writer was kidnapped for far more than ten days), only to find that some bastards followed idols closely, put tape recorders in front of idol hotels, broke into their private houses, and other behaviors were simply weak compared to Annie's madness! As for the actions of some crazy fans who insult the producers, send them blades, and send snail powder because they are dissatisfied with the plot, it is simply a warm pulse against the background of Annie's crazy behavior!
In the film, Anne is the number one book fan of author Paul, who is both a bastard and a crazy character fan, and she combines the madness of the two.
Anne knew everything about Paul. From all his itineraries to his writing habits and the details of his life, everything was in Anne's grasp. She knew him even better than the writer herself.
However, Anne is not Paul's only fan, she fans Paul only loves Wu and Wu, and what really fascinates her is the heroine Misley in Paul's novel "Misley".
Anne is what is now called a character fan. The so-called role powder, love is the character in the play in the book, is the character's true love powder. Some crazy character fans will project all their feelings onto the virtual characters they love, and when they are closer than their relatives, they will never allow their loved ones to be neglected in any way. They will do their best to maintain the characters' personalities and their place in the book. If these roles are played by live actors or presented in the image of paper people, then whether the character image is in line with their imagination, whether the character's clothing, hairstyle is in line with the character's personality, etc. will be examined by the character fans. In line with the psychological expectations of character fans, they will naturally get their crazy support. If you fail to meet the requirements, you can only accept ruthless criticism.
Once the character fans are on a role, their attitude towards the character creator will also change with the fate of the character in the book: the role meets the psychological requirements of the character powder, and the creator is the "mother" of the character; if it does not meet their requirements, the creator becomes the "stepmother" of the character, and then the creator will be judged by some extreme character fans. Insults and accusations can only be regarded as normal operations.
Crazy character fans are no less crazy about characters than some crazy live fans.
Knowing all this, you can see why Anne is angry at Paul for writing her beloved Misty to death in the novel's ending!
Unlike some crazy character fans, Anne's anger is not sent out on the virtual platform, and she does not hide her identity to do some sneaky things. She was very direct: kidnapping the writer, imprisoning him, burning the writer's manuscripts, breaking his legs, forcing him to rewrite the ending.
After watching this movie, hearing who claims to be the number one fan of an idol, I will definitely shake three times, and Annie's crazy, twisted, vicious face will immediately appear in my mind.
Kathy Bates portrayed the mad fan of the book in three minutes. The photographer literally shoved the camera in Kathy Bates' face. Anne's hysteria, Anne's madness, came over her, greatly enhancing her sense of horror.
Anne's hideous and crazy face is the most terrifying scene in the movie.
Kathy Bates won best actress at the 63rd Academy Awards and Best Actress at the 48th Golden Globes for her outstanding acting skills in the film.
The film is excellent, and the only disappointment is that Annie's collection of clipped newspapers shows that she was once a murderous witch. This is a bit of a snake.
The main theme of the film is to satirize the crazy behavior of fans. If Anne is a murderous witch, then always let her get away with ease, and the law enforcement agencies that have been at large should be tried! The painstaking effort in the film, with thick ink depicting how Annie is crazy for her favorite fictional characters, will become meaningless.
In fact, Annie as a crazy bastard, crazy character fans, the deep reasons come from her extreme loneliness. She was a patient, a patient with manic-type depression. An unsatisfactory life makes her sick, trapped in the world of the novel makes it impossible for her to distinguish between reality and illusion, and her crazy love for the heroine of the novel, Misty, makes it impossible for her to accept the ending given to her by the writer.
In Anne's mind, Mistleez was not a fictional figure, but a living person. Mistleez is her spiritual sustenance. Whoever "killed" her was undoubtedly more unacceptable to Anne than to kill herself.
Paul wrote that Misty died, then he was Anne's enemy, and he was no longer his idol.
If Paul could change his ways, change the ending, and make Misley's life better in the novel, then Anne would still be Paul's number one fan.
If he said "no," what awaited him was naturally Anne's anger and revenge—having analyzed so much, it seemed as if I could quite understand Anne's madness. Yes, everyone has a favorite virtual character, all may be a character fan of a piece of paper, the only difference is that as an ordinary character fan, in the face of their favorite character encountered by the creator's "abuse", will be angry, but also do some irrational things, but these practices will stay within the legal range. After all, character fans understand that there are police in the three-dimensional world.
Anne was so demented because she was mentally ill. Someone analyzed that Anne was a typical bipolar disorder patient. This type of mental illness is characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. In the movie, when Paul goes against Annie's wishes, she will abuse him madly, and when it rains, Anne will be very depressed, and even suicidal. I once heard an elderly mother say that her son suffered from bipolar disorder. The cause was the sudden death of his father, and the son, who had a good relationship with his father, was very sad and became abnormal. Anne had told Paul that her husband's death had hit her hard.
The only difference was that the old mother's child had a loving mom and wife, and he was also treated in time. Now he can work normally, of course, he also needs to take drugs for life.
Anne had nothing but a large house away from the crowds, and her favorite fictional characters. When she projects all her enthusiasm onto the characters in the book, tragedy is inevitable.
(Text/Qin Shi Xiaoge finished at 19:52 on May 9, 2021)
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