"Doomsday Book" is a good sci-fi movie. It consists of three short stories, which tell about virus invasion, robot awakening and alien invasion. Although they are all old themes, they still have new ideas. The film did not use slaughter to show the confrontation between humans and robots like the movie "Terminator". Instead, it used the worship of human beings to intelligent robots to reflect the rise of a new race. Although the story of alien invasion is absurd, it is also A special way of thinking)
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"Doomsday Book" is South Korea's first sci-fi film with the theme of "Death of Humanity". It is quite a new point of view to outline the signs of its demise by directors Kim Jee-woon and Pil-Sung Yim. However, because the film is limited to the personal preferences of the two directors, the form of a collection of short films and a relatively low budget make the film lack the elements of attracting the public. There are many zombies in the first part "Brave New World". The picture is not as beautiful as the title, but it leaves the audience with a deep reflection, reminding people of the importance of garbage sorting and environmental protection. The content described in the second part, "Heavenly Visitors", raises questions about existence and essence, including philosophical concepts. The third part, "Happy Birthday", uses a fresh theme to convey the story after the demise of mankind, but the theme of the overall story itself is very absurd, so it did not receive a high evaluation. The film uses fresh themes as the mainstream, mixing comedy and thriller elements. Although it leaves an overly absurd impression, the whole plot has never forgotten to give the audience a chance to reflect
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