I'm going to talk to you today about a movie about physical dolls—"Lars and the Real Girl."
The movie tells the tale of pure love between Lars, a tentative and shy guy, and Bianca, an inflatable doll. Dagmar, a kind-hearted doctor, and the Gus family are in the film. Colleagues and neighbors provide a healthy atmosphere, embrace and tolerate him and his girlfriend (inflatable doll: Bianca), offer affection and care, help him enjoy life and gain trust in himself.
As part of the inspiration for its plot, the film uses sex dolls from Real Doll, a San Marcos brand. Lars still respectfully retains a detachment from the surrounding world in the film and favors self-understanding. "In a humanized construction of his head, Lars clarified the temperament of Bianca until one day, when Lars dragged his "only girl" sex robot Bianca home: she cannot walk because she requires a wheelchair; talking is because of shyness; not wanting a relationship is because of religious values. Bianca would disrupt Lars's voice in real life, and even flirt with him to make him blush.
Maybe you think this is a strange, lonely, or sad movie, but "Lars and the Real Girl" is a warm comedy, alternative, not so sweet but never obscene. The town's inhabitants first perceived Lars as an alien and attempted to reassure him, but when Bianca saw Bianca as a real human, something magical happened: it wasn't Lars' wall that had been broken, but a fan. Gradually, the door unlocked. Bianca acted as a contact between the tenants and him. In his life, the tactile doll became a bond between Russ and the individuals, reducing his isolation and giving them an opportunity to get to know him. For the first time back then, this could be history.
In the movie, from the beginning of the rejection of singularity to the later recognition of identity, the attitude of Bianca, a smart sex doll robot, a small town resident, began to realize in their interaction with Lars and their development trajectory, everybody wants a sense of protection, they need to be accompanied, but the option is different. Gus, the elder sibling, chose Karin to be his wife. Kurt, a male colleague, chose an anime model, and Margo, a female colleague, chose a teddy bear. It appeared like it would no longer be odd to use sex dolls.
And though sex dolls are impossible to replace actual humans, they're definitely gone. In the creation of an intimate bond with oneself, sex dolls play a crucial role. They are friends, or they may be fantasy-realizing agents. In getting along with the sex doll Bianca, just like the male protagonist Lars in the movie, he satisfies his physical, comfort, and emotional needs.
Like the English title of the film, the Real Child, the sex doll is more like a real "person" and an entity that allows individuals to put feelings and imagination. She tries to alleviate sexual tension, saves fears over such illnesses and needless issues, and helps autism patients like Lars strive to interact with the world and reduce the panic of society that unexpectedly faces it.
More modern dolls for AI simulation robots have now been created and studied. The relationship between doll friends and sex dolls has added credibility, and all is uncertain in the future with the development in technology, with the actual one next to you. The future of a girl can be anticipated, with excitement and a profound sense of commonality.