癡男怨女

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一雙又一雙女人的腿，從墓地上走過，他們纖細、美麗而動人，散發著芳香、溫柔和女性特有的嬌柔。一個男人的葬禮竟能吸引這么多女人的到來，那么他究竟是怎樣的一個男人呢？新浪潮大師特呂弗的《癡男怨女》帶我們走進一個偏執的男人的世界。這是一個關于愛的故事，也是一個關于征服的故事，又或者是一個關于男人嗜好的故事。莫倫是一個接近中年單身男子，在他平常的外表下隱藏著一顆對女性博愛的心。無論老少，他都會盡自己的一切能力去關心，他對女人的偏愛由他們的玉腿而起，當他看到令他動心的女子時，他會不顧一切地去追求，而最終他因為追逐一雙美麗的玉腿而命喪輪下。影片在莫倫追逐第一雙玉腿的時候已經為我們展現出這個浪漫故事的構架。莫倫在一家小店里被一雙女人的玉腿吸引著，他在匆忙中只記下了那個女人的車牌號，通過一起偽造的交通事故，他要求警方為他找到車主。然而警方告訴他，該車是從德國租來的，根據條例是不能公布車主地址，莫倫以自己的魅力征服了一個女警察，從她那里得到了車主的地址，然后又大膽地在電話中告訴車主，他為了她已經遠涉重洋，而那位漂亮的女人也因他的神秘和執著而感動，如期赴約。莫倫對女性有著特有的敏感和細致入微的那種關懷，而這正是許多男性身上所不具有的，莫倫是一個懂女人的人，而他超越常規的那種偏執更是對女人有著十二分的吸引力。對于他來說，所有他追逐過的女人他都是真心愛著的，這種愛不同于夫妻之愛，或許是一種對女性本身的愛，對女性美的熱愛。也正因為莫倫懂得欣賞女性的美麗，才使他能在女人的國度里游刃有余。他將自己所有的故事以回憶錄的形式寫成書稿，一個女兒國的故事，即單純又富有傳奇色彩。莫倫以自己的一生來完成對女性的熱愛，而在這背后隱隱透射出男女兩性的個體差異在愛著莫倫的每一個女人的背后，都是一段浪漫而富有刺激的故事。莫倫對女性的征服并不是單純的通過肉體來實現，或者說與女人睡覺只不過是證明自己征服對方的途徑，在他身上他更注重的是對女性心靈征服的過程，他迷戀于給女性激情，意外的驚喜，不確定的飄忽的浪漫，或許這也正符合了女性對感情的飄渺的追逐感。男性與女性，從誕生之初就互相厭惡又互相吸引。從本質上說，男人更注重生理的快感，但這并不代表男人不注重感情。;當你只想和一個女人肩并肩睡覺，想和她廝守一輩子而不是占有對方身體，即不是那種對女性群體的占有欲的時候，　　

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