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Angel 2022-10-28 08:57:14
Good idea, full of logic loopholes
In fact, it is not easy to make movies. Just like Baoqiang, he is very professional when acting, but when he is asked to do it himself, he will inevitably fall into the bottom line. I also commented on this movie. It's easy to find problems, but how to solve them is really troublesome.
1. The...
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Josie 2022-10-22 10:14:08
A waste of good ideas.
First of all, the idea is good, transforming human beings to survive on Titan. But it is imminent, whether the human race can continue in this move. The apocalyptic crisis in this film is not serious, so it involves ethical and moral issues. There are also a series of embarrassing problems that...
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Florencio 2022-06-03 15:43:08
Frankentitan, pays tribute to Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, published 200 years ago. Family bonds, social evolution, environmental mutations... Several questions are set in the film, and the humanistic review of technology is once again carried out. Especially in this era of drastic changes, it is more urgent to explore human relationships than to explore extraterrestrials.
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Douglas 2022-06-03 19:19:55
Screenwriters are completely incapable of writing coherent logically meaningful dialogues driven by normal human emotions, right? I can’t blame the actors. They don’t have any material to use in the vacuum of the story. You can show it to me. The ridiculous plot and anti-climax are nothing. The screenwriter and producer didn’t have a complete idea at the beginning. Expecting and disappointing.
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Prof. Martin Collingwood: Everybody evolves in a different way. But I know for a fact that if Rick doesn't have surgery within 48 hours, he will lose control of his emotions - and within 72 hours he will be dead
[long pause, as camera shows both Rick and his wife Abby faces, no comments or reactions: Prof continues]
Prof. Martin Collingwood: All we can do is move forward
[pregnant pause, camera close up on Rick's face]
Prof. Martin Collingwood: and hope
[pause again, shot to Abby's face]
Prof. Martin Collingwood: and pray.
[Close up focus on each of Rick and wife's faces in turn- still no comment, slight tightening of lip reaction from Rick]
