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Nelda 2022-04-22 07:01:03
Do you believe
Jodie F's performance in the section when he was questioned in Congress was really contagious. It penetrated the screen and went straight to the heart, making people believe that there is indeed a great and beautiful existence, making people believe that human beings are not alone.
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Pauline 2021-10-20 17:24:28
Absolute belief or relative belief?
If someone asks me to recommend a good science fiction film, "2001: A Space Odyssey" will undoubtedly be on the list first, and then I will not hesitate to report the following list: "Thirteenth Floor", "Blade Runner", "Solar" "Rice" and even "eXistenZ". But there is a movie in my heart...
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Gerda 2022-03-22 09:01:14
1. CQ, seek you; 2. Are science and theology only hostile? 3. Some people have the universe in their minds, and some have only corners in their eyes.
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Briana 2021-10-21 15:30:21
The plot is a little bit intriguing, but it's still very attractive, but always set the alien civilization as "We can't do it, they will definitely have a way to do it." This is a bit unpleasant, of course, a priest is arranged from beginning to end. Even in the end, it turns out to be so mysterious. This still needs to be figured out. It has the meaning of blurring the boundary between science and religion, but... it still needs to think more.
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Ellie Arroway: What I meant to say is that the message was written in the language of science. Now if it had been religious in nature it should have taken form of a burning bush or a big booming voice from the sky.
Palmer Joss: But a voice from the sky is exactly what you found, Dr Arroway!
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Dr. Kent Clark: Uh... These are government-owned telescopes, they can lease them to whomever they want. And they don't want the high priestess of the desert using them anymore.
Ellie Arroway: What?
Dr. Kent Clark: Staring at static on TV for hours at a time, listening to washing machines. Did you really think these stories wouldn't get out?
Ellie Arroway: I was looking for patterns in the chaos, come on!
Dr. Kent Clark: It doesn't matter anymore! We're a joke to them, they want us out.
