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My movie-watching rules
When watching a movie, if it's in theaters, I decide whether to watch it or not based on the poster image. If it's on a streaming service, I decide whether to watch the movie or not based on the thumbnail's sense.

During the time when we were urged to stay home because of Corona. I got into the habit of efficiently and content-wise watching many hits of movies and foreign dramas on streaming services at home, and gradually got addicted to it.
One of the things I've been doing during the same period is to value only the image on the poster and voluntarily watch movies without putting in much advance information such as websites, trailers, reviews... I've been enjoying this method that never gets boring even for a second, unless I'm extremely bored or tired, and have been doing it for a few years now.

Impressions without spoilers
I want to try writing using the method of reviews I wrote about 300 in my university days, "Half summary in 140 characters, half impressions.In japanese"
Elizabeth celebrates her birthday. She struggles with the relationship with a business partner who should have aged similarly to her, unable to voice her opinions due to power balance. An event that changes her daily life happens while driving... Artistic use of colors, angles, and editing. The differences in layering between Elizabeth and her surroundings. Pay attention to the use of ingredients, eye makeup. (139 characters.In japanese.)
Impressions with spoilers
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"Living only by cuteness is coming to an end." Even in my 30s, I've been told by about three people, indirectly or directly.

A little bit about myself before sharing my movie impressions
- Get married by your early 30s.
- In the future, interactions with the opposite sex will become harsh. Is it okay to keep the current attitude?
- Women's reproductive function has a time limit...
For my sake, there are men and women older than me who explain to me. Don't just talk subjectively with your own experiences, limited knowledge, and values. The Substance struck me straight as I honestly thought that way.

Since I have no prior knowledge, I don't even know what genre this movie falls into <It's often classified as human drama, love story, horror, etc.>.
It is a movie that I would recommend to people of any generation and gender, but for those who are not good with extremely realistic medical depictions... it might be better to watch with eyes closed or consider watching carefully. I personally had no problem, as I can observe where the needle passes through the vein even when getting blood drawn. (If I had the opportunity for a surgery with local anesthesia... I have a curiosity to the extent of wanting to see inside my own body if possible)

Elizabeth, who used to be a hit on a training TV show, is still appearing on the show. On her memorable birthday, while driving, she gets into a traffic accident. The scene of the car being greatly damaged in a rather large accident is artistically and coolly depicted. At this point, with an Exorcist-like twist, one could hypothesize that she is dead and continue watching the movie. However, I didn't feel any hint of such an atmosphere. I don't know if that was intentional in the direction.

When it comes to horror movies, The Shining is often said to be a masterpiece... I have never thought of The Shining as a horror movie, but as a movie that captures the <inner workings of human>. I love the movie, including the sequel Doctor Sleep. There were several depictions that could be considered as homage to The Shining.

While not a perfect match, the tone of colors and geometric patterns. The unique quiet atmosphere of the corridor was reminiscent of The Shining.
As the story progresses, there are many descriptions of blood spatter, similar to the distinctive elevator scene in The Shining.

Furthermore, when it comes to the horror elements of The Shining, there is the old woman in the bathroom. If there were a recipe book titled "How to Create the Old Woman in The Shining," it would be almost identical in appearance to the substance of the story. If the substance is indeed creating a spin-off focusing on the old woman from The Shining... it would be a powerful work that even changes the allies of The Shining.


Whether it's respect for The Shining, intentional similarities resulting from trying to depict human inner selves... or something else, it's unclear. After finishing this article, I would like to research it.
In this movie where the themes of "growth and degeneration" are treated, there were several compelling descriptions that were particularly captivating.

While Elizabeth wore thick dance stockings in the TV show, Sue opted for bare legs and the camera angles provocatively highlighted the shorts line. The choreography also tended to provoke sexual desires of the opposite sex, more like Anola who won an Academy Award than a training program.

Sue, who has focused only on her youth and beauty, found value in herself. Ultimately, the beautiful ones are not laughing. And she ends up being cursed by a former colleague who once discarded her.

This colleague also represents growth and decline, and although he should have aged gracefully and gentlemanly according to his age... his portrayal often resembles a kindergarten child who has simply aged without acquiring the ways of spending money, grooming, and manners.
It reminded me of a high school teacher who said that you can understand everything about a person by having a meal with them ðŠ
Another symbolic aspect was the clothing. It is said that as you age, you lose the ability to regulate body temperature, but Elizabeth, unlike the people passing by in summer attire, wears a distinctive coat like an American egg yolk from the start.

As the movie progresses, it was interesting to see how the thick clothing reflected the characters' psychological states. Sue prefers outfits that show off her body lines or are light.

Another distinctive aspect was the egg and chicken. The movie starts off with an egg right away. Intuitively, I felt that this might be a tasteful movie. The choice of background colors and text placement was completely to my liking.

It's a document that illustrates the paradox of whether the egg came first or the chicken, but in this movie, it's unclear whether Elizabeth came first or Sue. I couldn't tell anymore. The first words thrown at me in the document have definitely influenced me. As a result, if I were to call the number on the USB from Substance? Whether it's my future self or past self, the loop of "what if" thoughts won't stop...

It may be metaphorical turkey instead of a literal chicken, but actual chicken meat appears. The ingredients in the fridge, whether prepared by the housekeeper or bought, are devoured mercilessly by Elizabeth, reminiscent of a meal scene with colleagues.

Another chicken? Turkey? The cooking scene is also intense. The way the scenes of stuffing and Sue overlap expresses what she wants to say through visuals alone, leaving a strong impression.

In terms of meals, the scene with the hamburger and ketchup at the beginning and the last scene are undoubtedly intentional. Also, the angle of Elizabeth looking down from the floor at the end connects to the angle scene of a palm tree that appeared multiple times during the movie.
During my university days, I took a film class where the movie "Super Size Me" was discussed.

The movie explores what happens to a person if they eat fast food for every meal for a month. Similar to sun exposure and smoking, the film vividly depicts the causes of obesity and aging in America.
In chicken farms, genetic manipulation and excessive nutrition (foie gras being a prime example) are carried out. It seemed like the movie was expressing such realities through eggs and chickens.
Moreover, the actress who decided to appear in this movie is amazing.

The actress who played Elizabeth didn't realize at all that she was the ghost's girlfriend. When I mentioned going to see the movie's substance today, I was told, "Ah, Demi Moore's, right? I'm interested." Even though I didn't match the actress's name and face, I was puzzled throughout, and only when it was mentioned "the one from Ghost," did I finally go, "Ah!" However, the girlfriend on the poster of the substance and the ghost's girlfriend did not match at all. But after watching the movie, as someone who only knows her from Ghost, the casting was so perfect that I felt a little sorry for Demi Moore.
In the beginning of this text, I wrote a bit about reproductive functions. In Japan, due to the aging population and the tendency for close blood relations on an island nation, there is research showing that the number of children with disabilities is increasing each year. Whether it's Elizabeth or Sue, by breaking a taboo, Elizabeth's final form was described as a monster.

I used to come across a lot of materials in my past job, but from the results of amniocentesis, the appearance of fetuses that disappear and children born with deformities who die early seemed to resemble here and there.
It seemed like Elizabeth's final form expressed that there was no difference between what happened in a chicken farm and the environment surrounding people in the world...
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