After watching "Escape Room", although the richness of music, art and character settings is not as good as "Escape Room", it is much higher than "Escape Room" in terms of philosophical thinking. This somewhat eloquent translation is actually quite a good translation. What is panicking is everyone trapped in the mathematical Rubik's Cube, what is panicking is each chaotic individual, and what is panicking is the potential change and sin of human beings. The police, from the very beginning, stood in the position of leaders and controlled everything from the perspective of moral commanding heights. I hope everyone can unite their minds, but the essence of democracy is not to obey the wishes of the majority, but to protect the rights and interests of every individual. This kind of totalitarian thinking has evolved into a highly centralized perverted psychology, which is actually an innuendo to the real society. The architect, the builder of this huge labyrinth, he is a participant in this huge project, but he has no understanding of his overall structure. He seems to be just a puppet of the mastermind behind the scenes, doing what he should do indifferently. thing. It's like individuals in this society trying to build a huge monster, but this monster devours our hearts little by little. What's the point of such a society? This is also the reason why the architects chose not to flee in the end. In the end, a fool escaped from the Rubik's Cube. His departure was like walking towards the most filthy world, and he continued to use his simplicity to neutralize the filth in the world.
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