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黑色喜剧。两只被科学家强行训练用刀叉吃饭的小白鼠即使被放回大自然后还是要搭车回纽约。。。令人无限绝望。
Human Nature
Kit Bowen
The philosophical dark comedy Human Nature centers on three characters--an obsessive scientist, a female naturalist and the man they discover born and raised as an ape in the wild--and how they live in a world where both nature and society are idealized.
Story
This movie explores the issues of man vs. nature. Lila (Patricia Arquette) is a lovely young woman but unfortunately has a severe hormonal condition that causes hair to grow all over her body. This forces her to leave society and join her comrades in nature. Even though she's happy to be communing, Lila realizes she needs human love. Enter Nathan (Tim Robbins), a scientist trying to teach mice table manners. Lila thinks he's the man of her dreams; he thinks she's nice. The two begin a relationship--without him knowing anything about her "problem." Then their lives change when, while they are hiking, they discover Puff (Rhys Ifans), a "wild" man who had been raised in the woods as an ape by his mentally ill father. For obvious reasons, Lila feels drawn to Puff, while Nathan sees him as his ticket into the science journals: he'll transform Puff into an example of elegance and education. Puff goes along with it but his base sexual desires still secretly drive his actions. Ultimately, a power struggle over Puff's true fate ensues, evolving into a highly unusual love triangle.
Human Nature
Kit Bowen
The philosophical dark comedy Human Nature centers on three characters--an obsessive scientist, a female naturalist and the man they discover born and raised as an ape in the wild--and how they live in a world where both nature and society are idealized.
Story
This movie explores the issues of man vs. nature. Lila (Patricia Arquette) is a lovely young woman but unfortunately has a severe hormonal condition that causes hair to grow all over her body. This forces her to leave society and join her comrades in nature. Even though she's happy to be communing, Lila realizes she needs human love. Enter Nathan (Tim Robbins), a scientist trying to teach mice table manners. Lila thinks he's the man of her dreams; he thinks she's nice. The two begin a relationship--without him knowing anything about her "problem." Then their lives change when, while they are hiking, they discover Puff (Rhys Ifans), a "wild" man who had been raised in the woods as an ape by his mentally ill father. For obvious reasons, Lila feels drawn to Puff, while Nathan sees him as his ticket into the science journals: he'll transform Puff into an example of elegance and education. Puff goes along with it but his base sexual desires still secretly drive his actions. Ultimately, a power struggle over Puff's true fate ensues, evolving into a highly unusual love triangle.
