A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge
Jack Sholder
1985
A teenage boy discovers he's the latest victim of Freddy Krueger, but instead of seeking help, he decides to fight the demon within himself and make it his own personal mission to save his friends - because that's a perfectly normal and healthy response to a supernatural threat.
Guess the perspective of the following positive and negative comments provided by AI.
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+ This sequel is the perfect embodiment of the Freudian notion of the "return of the repressed" with its vivid portrayal of the protagonist's subconscious conflicts and the brilliant use of symbolism and subtext throughout the film.
- I am appalled by the unrealistic portrayal of mental health issues and the dangerous ideas perpetuated by this film.
Now some haikus and midjourney art…
Fight against instinct
Destroying inside yourself
Vulnerable man
Cheap houses go wrong
Spirit tries to take body
Dreams come back to life
Blur reality
Dream logic lost torn apart
Ruling in between
How do you see me
A boy or sweatered killer
Am I him or me
Unreal twist of life
Nose down, lost my way again
The path lied to me
Strange mystery force
Not subtle, follow along
Preach open to love
Nine Points of View
The Optimist
It’s okay… different but not totally irredeemable.
The Mystic
Hiding your true self will eat up the insides. Your insides.
The Hyperbolist
Greatest Meryl Streep as Child impersonator ever!
The Dualist
OK movie, the background of this movie adds a lot of context and flavor so worth the investigation.
The Trickster
You remember dream logic? Well screw that jazz, this is nightmare logic so don’t even try to keep up.
The Skeptic
What is his relation to the rich chick? How do they know each other to the point he is driving her to school in the morning? And it’s his first week in the town.
The Rationalist
This dude has a lot going on for someone who just moved to town.
The Empath
Bad dad was bad.
The Overthinker
Overtly subtextual. A man struggles with his homosexual feelings and the victimization he feels within his culture and fighting his own urges.
Estimated Budget - $3,000,000
Estimated Box Office: $30,000,000
The RATIO: 10.00
My
Rating:
4
And the perspective above was…
Overcompensating Doctor
