The film has risen from a funny sci-fi movie to the height of animal protection, and the plot turns sharply off guard, which directly leads to the collapse of the plot in the second half of the movie. However, the film’s atmosphere is properly created, and its comedic tune moderately neutralizes the thrilling visual impact of the dense scenes of mobile phone "meetings". It can also be seen that the special effects have been spent on real money. Although the movie cannot withstand scrutiny in the underlying logic of science fiction, it is closer to the audience's daily perception than the metal alloy skinned aliens in some domestic science fiction movies, making the story at least seem reasonable.
The imperfect part of the film is the mashup of supernatural elements in science fiction movies. After Paks Rajan committed suicide, his grievances persisted, and he became an evil force by collecting negative energy. The more pretentious the film is to explain the difference in the energy fields of the living and the dead, the more it makes the audience feel that the film is selling strange powers. Screenwriters can create new concepts to justify themselves. The introduction of supernatural elements is nothing more than a trick, but it makes the film more "pseudo-scientific." The film uses a lot of plots and pictures to show Paks Rajan’s bird love knot. It is like a small-scale bird protection promotional film. However, the scientific mistakes made may mislead the audience and it is necessary to behave. Correct me.
"2.0" wants to arouse the audience's awareness of environmental protection and animal protection in commercial movies. The original intention may be good. It is only an error and will only cause unnecessary panic. As an entertainment film, give the audience what the audience wants to watch, and take care of it. The audience doesn't care whether the special effects level is at the top of the world, and good ideas are enough to make up for the film's lack of visual effects.
