8 points, with the expectation of watching a sci-fi film, it turns out that this film is properly a literary film packaged in a space shell. The theme of its discussion is not the grand space exploration and alien creatures, but the inward exploration of Pete's own feelings about it. The cognition of life and life, as well as the regret for the father's lack in life, this idea is still good, but this relatively old-fashioned topic I did not see the new expression and presentation from it, and I didn't even read it. Knowing what the answer to the film's theme looks like, in the end Pitt chose to return to life. Where is the point that touched him? Did he just end the knot that his father had in his heart? So I don't have much feelings about the theme, but in terms of character creation, the performances of Pitt and Captain America are still in place, as well as the beautiful Liv Tyler and the sudden flash of fast-moving villains, including the old gentleman who accompanied Pitt for a short time. It looks like a piece of drama, and I am quite satisfied from the point of view of the characters; the visual effects are beautiful but messy, which means a bit of dazzling skills, which may have something to do with the forcible modification of the play by the management, and the plot is not Too coherent, how can the special effects and background music be so silky smooth and silent? If there are any bright spots, it is that the presentation of the life scenes on Mars and the moon is relatively fresh, and the final eye contact between the father and son is quite moving, especially with the misty universe in the background, I was very hopeful that they could return to the earth to reunite Yes - In short, I think this film is good. I can recommend that you don't take any type of film expectations and prejudice to seriously appreciate it. Maybe you can get your own unique feeling. As for me, I need to see and listen to the big guy. How do our film critics rate this film, because I don't really understand it.
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