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Forbidden Planet: a Glimpse into the Darkness of the Mind and the Universe πŸͺπŸͺ, Psychological Review

Review by @promete0sz πŸ†#88 πŸ”₯2 🎡41 🎬209 πŸ“Ί180 Β· 12h Β· of Forbidden Planet Β· 1 view

Has it ever happened to you that your minds have thoughts that are radically volatile and abstract compared to the actions you’d actually be capable of, to the point where you ask yourselves how you could have even thought of that πŸ˜πŸ˜β€”for example, hurting a loved one whom you truly loveβ€”and so many other irrational thoughts like that, where the key point to analyze is this: Could it be that, in reality, we aren’t single entities, but rather we’re composed of a pair of mindsβ€”one that’s supposedly rational and acts to please those around us, and the other being the most sincere, unconscious part of our being that wants to express what we truly want to do? πŸ€”πŸ€”

Forbidden Planet is a 1956 film with many highlights that I’ll mention throughout this review, the most significant of which is that it presents an emotional conflict through the lens of science fiction. I was delighted and surprised by this approach because, with a title like that, I’d expect space creatures we have to fightβ€”in other words, if I were to explore a new planet, that’s what I’d be most afraid ofβ€”encountering new, unknown beingsβ€”and boy, does the film explore exactly that, but in its own unique and surprising way 😱😱

Les ha pasado que sus mentes tienen pensamientos que son radicalmente volatiles y abstractos a las acciones de las cuales serian capaces, que llega un punto en que ustedes mismos se digan el como pudieron pensar en eso 😐😐, por ejemplo lastimar un ser querido que en realidad aman y asi muchos pensamientos irracionales mas donde el detalle a analizar es ese, sera que en realidad los seres no somos unicos, si no que mas bien estamos compuestos por una pareja de pensamientos donde uno es supuestamente racional que actua para satisfacer a los que le rodean y el otro es el inconsciente mas sincero de nuestro ser que quiere manifestar lo que verdaderamente queremos hacer πŸ€”πŸ€”

Forbidden Planet es un film de 1956 que tiene muchas cosas a resaltar las cuales ire mencionando durante la reseña donde la de mayor peso es que plantea un conflicto emocional a partir de la Ciencia Ficcion, como me ha encantado y sorprendido ese enfoque porque con ese titulo pienso en criaturas del espacio contra las que hay que combatir, es decir, si yo explorara un nuevo planeta, pues eso es a lo que mas tendria miedo, encontrarme nuevos seres desconocidos y vaya que el film desarrolla justo eso pero a su unica y sorprendente manera 😱😱

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I’m sharing the trailer with youβ€”if you look closely, you’ll see various references to other stories, including entire franchises. It’s up to you to spot those colorful details that enrich and enhance this film’s impact as a source of inspiration for others 🀩🀩

For me, what I liked most was how it exploresβ€”as a plot twistβ€”the darkness of our minds. It’s a film that suggests we’ve surpassed the speed of light and yet we’re still lost in understanding how our minds work, especially the part associated with instincts, which I consider to be the true and honest reflection of who we are 😢😢

In fact, I agree with the film’s philosophical premiseβ€”that the universe is a vast mind full of unknowns, and our brains are miniature replicas of that same universe and its mysteries, which often spiral out of control 😡😡

For example, I’ve seen my mom suffer from anxiety. Since I don’t suffer from it myself, it makes me wonder what’s going on in the brains of those people who basically live with their minds out of controlβ€”the destructive, uncontrollable thoughts they have while being plunged into a darkness that prevents them from seeing the light of rationality and peace.

Les comparto el Trailer donde si se fijan a detalle, veran variadas referencias a otras historias que inclusive son franquicias, queda en ustedes reconocer esos detalles pintorescos que enriquecen y realzan la presencia de este film como inspiracion de otros 🀩🀩

En mi caso lo que mas me gusto fue el como explora a modo de plot twist la oscuridad de muestras mentes, es un film el cual plantea que hemos superado la velocidad de la luz y aun asi seguimos perdidos en la comprension de como funciona nuestra mente, sobre todo la parte asociada a los instintos que considero es la verdadera y honesta respuesta de nuestra forma de ser 😢😢

De hecho estoy de acuerdo con la premisa filosofica de la pelicula en la que pienso el universo es una gran mente llena de cosas desconocidas y nuestros cerebros pues son replicas en chiquito de el mismo universo y sus misterios que muchas veces se salen de control 😡😡

Por ejemplo yo he visto a mi mama sufrir de ansiedad, en mi caso al no padecer eso, me hace pensar que sucede en el cerebro de esas personas que basicamente viven sus cerebros descontrolados, los pensamientos destructivos e incontrolables que tienen al estar hundidos en una oscuridad que no les deja ver la luz de la racionalidad y paz de las cosas

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It's amazing that the psychological aspect is just one part of all the positive and appealing elementsβ€”like the storyβ€”that the movie develops.

For example, I was humorously surprised to see that Leslie Nielsen didn't always have white hair, haha πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚.... In fact, I was surprised to see him here. When I was writing this review and looking up the actors’ names, I noticed his name but didn’t recognize him at firstβ€”which was a pleasant surprise. But on a second viewing, there it was: his comedic spirit 😁😁

Leslie Nielsen’s character, Commander John J. Adams, is serious but succumbs to the virginal beauty of Altaira, played by Anne Francis, who manages to elicit a very mischievous moment of comic relief from him 😏😏

Altaira’s character really adds to the film; I didn’t see much depth in her as a character, but she’s beautiful, and that’s fineβ€”not everything needs to be complex. What’s needed is for the story to keep moving and be engaging to watch.... And she definitely checks the β€œattractive” box with her gorgeous legs and that feminine, lovely way of running 😍😍

I recommend watching this movie as a family because of all the science fiction it explores, intertwined with psychological conflicts πŸ˜ŽπŸ˜ŽπŸ‘πŸ»

Increible que lo psicologico sea solo una parte de todas las cosas positivas y atractivas como historia que desarrolla la pelicula

Por ejemplo, de manera jocosa me sorprendio ver que Leslie Nielsen alguna vez no tuvo el cabello blanco jaja πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚.... De hecho me sorprendio el verlo aca, cuando voy a hacer la reseΓ±a y estudio los nombres de los actores, es que me fije en su nombre y es que gratamente no lo reconoci pero haciendo un segundo visionado, alli esta su alma de comedia 😁😁

El personaje de Leslie Nielsen el Comandante John J. Adams es serio pero cede ante la belleza virginal de Altaira interpretada por Anne Francis que logra sacarle un momento de alivio comico muy picaro 😏😏

En si el personaje de Altaira adorna al film, no vi tanta profundidad en ella como personaje, es preciosa y eso esta bien, no se necesita que todo sea complejo, lo que se necesita es que la gistoria continue y sea atractiva de ver.... Y definitivamente ella cumple lo de atractiva con sus piernas preciosas y forma de correr tan femenina y linda 😍😍

Un film que recomiendo ver en familia por todos la ciencia ficcion que desarrolla enlazada a conflictos psicologicos πŸ˜ŽπŸ˜ŽπŸ‘πŸ»

I dedicate each and every one of my posts and videos to my little dog named princess, we called her chiquito, she is no longer with us but from heaven she will see that her existence was valuable and the most beautiful thing that will exist in my heart and soul.

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Rating: 100/100

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Comments Β· 1

  • @paarvez🎡9 🎬9(71)Β· 8h

    It's crazy how a movie from 1956 could explore the darker side of human thoughts in such a creative way. The concept still feels relevant today.