What underpins our "exploration"? human nature? Still inhuman?

Charlene 2021-11-22 18:54:14

The beautifully restrained space pictures, the Cthulhu-style story structure, the still handsome Brad Pitt, the extremely comfortable literary soundtrack and rhythm, these are the charms of "Interstellar Exploration" that attract me. Many people commented on the film as anticlimactic. On the contrary, I think this is the quality of the film that is different from traditional action science fiction films. It highlights the style of space opera. Some people like it very much, and some are drowsy. The significance of the film is that everyone is looking for the answer to their own life throughout their lives. The infinite space may allow you to find the answer, but the desert space of the human spirit cannot nourish it. Mankind is great, mankind is small.

Bartholome 2021-11-22 18:54:14

The most attractive part of space science fiction is often the abstract processing of extraterrestrial, universe, and technology. Whether visually or emotionally, the more abstract I see, the more exciting it is. In this sense, the epilogue of "2001: A Space Odyssey" is really overwhelming. In fact, space is inherently abstract to humans. The big screen often visualizes it to make it more visible and knowable. However, for me, the crisis of being named is never more shocking than the nameless. . There are still many wonderful clips in this movie, but the shot I am most impressed with is the moment when they opened the door of the spacecraft in response to the distress signal, the two astronauts’ helmets showed two groups of dark black holes, human faces, The body no longer exists, technology and reason no longer exist. Human beings stare into the universe as they stare into the abyss, and there is nothing but darkness in the abyss. I can watch the process of a certain human being slowly going crazy while flying to Neptune alone for ten hours and then finding nothing when it arrives.