1. Lan~di: The counterattack of clones and the self of robots.
2. hanstveit: The topic of discussion now seems to be a bit overwhelming, but the performances of
Flanking and Data are still shining like stars in the dark night. 3. Lu Yu Tang Xixi: Honestly speaking, the Star Trek and Star Wars series are fundamental to me. It’s not clear, every time I run into which episode to watch which episode, the character modeling and storyline are all familiar. Satisfies
4. Robin: What are the essential characteristics that distinguish humans from robots and clones? This is a question worth thinking about!
5. Vitamin C: Not only did the robot not rebel but sacrificed for humans.
6. Yijinyexing: I think it’s not good. There are no two people who are exactly the same, even if the DNA is the same.
7. Big cloud: StarTrek is still old after the millennium. It looks like, although the plot is fair, failing the special effects of a science fiction movie is tantamount to the biggest failure.
8. Raynix: Which Jesus translates this Chinese name?
9. Dan Qing Yixiang: For a long time, there hasn’t been a movie that made me so engaged that I forgot to write a long essay and complete the biochemical test paper. Now I can fully understand the obsession of Xie Er's geeks with Star Trek, oh, look good. . I have to sleep well tonight...Tears
10. Playmaker: Robots, clones, permanent philosophical propositions
11. Friends Gourmet: I always hear "Star Trek" in the "Big Bang Theory" and finally see it. In fact, I might have seen a certain part of this series before, but I haven't watched it in its entirety. Older science fiction films have general plots and stunts. Humans are galloping freely in outer space, there is air everywhere, and there is no weightlessness. To be honest, I haven't read it completely. I don’t understand why this type of 007 film can always be shot in dozens of times. Who is the audience?
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