Why do celebrities get divorced?

As one of the most famous handsome men in the world, Tom Cruise has been married three times, the longest of the three marriages is the second marriage to Nicole Kidman, which lasted 11 years.

That is a long time in Hollywood, where the average marriage and divorce time is less than five years.

So we need to ask why Tom and Nicole, who were once the perfect couple and loved each other, ended up divorcing. And what does this have to do with Rothschild organization?

First, after the film is cold?

Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman got married at first sight when they met on the set of a movie, and since then the model couple have made many great movies together.

Couples who have the same love and career should be together for a long time, but it is surprising that the couple suddenly divorced.

Friends who have experienced the experience know that although the couple will lose the past passion for a long time, it will be replaced by affection and become a new trust relationship, and it will not divorce easily.

Therefore, the rift between the couple must be from the career, and the last film they made together was "Eyes wide shut"

It was also the last film directed by Stanley Kubrick, who died suddenly just before the film's release.

Stanley Kubrick made several films, and his previous films were well received by audiences and the market.

However, this film alone is polarizing, with audiences shocked by the gorgeous and scary scenes in the film and angry at the illogical plot in the drama.

As a world-renowned director with nearly 40 years of experience directing films, it is impossible to make such a simple mistake.

The film had a running time of 2 hours and 39 minutes after its release, however, Stanley Kubrick had shown Warner Bros. a running time of 3 hours and 03 minutes before its release, so 24 minutes had been cut.

It was also after the film was made that Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman became estranged.

2. What kind of rituals make people afraid?

The main character of the film is a private doctor, mainly tells the story of a self-considered successful protagonist who takes his wife to a ball hosted by his employer, and meets an old classmate halfway, which leads to a series of frightening stories.

What impressed me most was that starting from 1 hour and 10 minutes, the protagonist rented a taxi late at night to arrive at a lush manor address provided by his old classmate, and paid $100 in advance to let the driver wait outside the door because he was worried about not returning.

The main character is a little nervous because of the able momentum of the bodyguard at the gate, and after answering the command "Fidelio", the bodyguard drives him to the castle deep in the forest.

After rigorous vetting, the protagonist wears a black cloak and mask and is ushered into the great hall of the castle, where a ceremony takes place.

Under the spotlight that hung directly above the hall, a circle of graceful women in black cloaks and masks knelt, 11 of them.

The man in the middle was the only one wearing a red cloak. Holding a staff in his left hand and incense in his right, he walked around the circle, singing the Christian anthem backwards in Romanian.

The outside of this ritual circle is also full of people wearing black cloaks and masks, and the atmosphere is scary and extremely depressing.

Third, what is the relationship with Rothschild?

This ritual is obviously the worship of the unknown, unknown and frightening existence, and the reverse singing of praise is the same as Satanism, which is very popular in elite circles in Europe and the United States, because the expression is equivalent to Satan hanging the cross upside down.

In both Eastern and Western traditional cultures, wearing red clothes late at night is also a very unlucky act, and the red man in this drama presides over the ceremony late at night, which also makes people have to associate with evil.

The film was inspired by Arthur Snizler, a Jewish writer from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, where Stanley Kubrick's father was Jewish.

Whether the writer or the director can shoot the scenes of secret society ceremonies that are unimaginable to ordinary people as if they were restored, they should have personal experience.

And the most familiar secret society to modern Jews is probably the Freemasons, and I don't know if they were members of Freemasons.

But Freemasons also do like to recruit highly intelligent and influential people, and successful film directors and writers are also very influential groups.

Freemasonry may be a mystery to ordinary people, but for the Rothschilds it was as convenient as their own bedroom

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The most important thing about the 24 minutes that were cut from the show should be that the main character failed to investigate and returned home to find that his lost mask was facing his sleeping wife, and then the scene turned to the wife's eyes red with tears.

If the red man promised not to pursue this, normal people should be glad to survive the disaster rather than sad eyes red, so here should be cut out a lot of key plot.

In the 1999 film, the wild model, who is willing to be replaced in order to save the main character, ends up being called a lowly lady after she dies of an overdose.

In 2009, one of the world's biggest stars in the United States died of the same overdose of sleeping pills, and bear the name of pedophilia.

Also in the last play, the main couple is afraid to look at their little girl, and the mother suddenly pushes her little girl into the crowd, and turns her head in pain, which may have a key plot cut.

What would you do if you were the protagonists of the show?