Thank you for your reply man, it helped me understanding the point of the movie.
there is no justice in this world. Sometimes good things happen to bad people and unfortunately, sometimes bad things happen to good people. We as humans try to make sense of this by rejecting this notion, we are vindictive and indignant when we are wronged (Marcus seeking revenge) but the fact of the matter is, the universe doesn't operate this way
After all I was kinda going through it in my head and trying to make sense of it, if it mattered at all if she was pregnant or not. I kept asking myself what was truly irreversible?
Even though I think there is evil, good or bad, your explanation helped me to understand all that I was thinking about.
In the end I was not even worried about Tenia, I completely forgot about him. To be honest, I was so deeply worried and dragged to Alex(her baby), Marcus and Pierre. How horrible was their fate? She might lose the baby or he might never get to see his child. They might never be able to love each other again.
I was sad for Pierre, he had nothing to do with the wrong place, wrong hour and wrong people he found himself. Dragged into this hellish chain of events just because he wanted to see Alex once again. This is the kind of bad decision we ourselves sometimes do and can't predict how it'll end. He had to kill a man just for the sake of Alex and Marcus.
This movie happened me understanding a lot that is going through my life right now. In no way I regard it as a violent movie. People would say you to stay away from it. I'm thankful that we have directors as brave as Noé to pull movies as visceral as this one.
“Gentlemen, You Can’t Fight In Here! This is The War Room!”: Dr. Strangelove
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