It's one of those sci-fi movies that I think is seriously underrated. There is this paradoxical core of human desire to explore but small and afraid of loneliness. Human beings are destined to return to the warm and small earth to keep warm, because they are powerless in the face of the mystery and the vast universe, and stop in the face of the endless darkness and void. "Explore" is ironic. The only thing I can rely on is the insignificance of human beings and the earth that is like dust in the universe
People are doomed to be stagnant or afraid to explore because of human nature
Because the universe is cold and immortal. Many people compare him with "Interstellar Exploration" because of this name. This is a new proposition. In the face of extreme cold and infinite darkness, can human beings with warm blood and feelings be able to withstand it? Can you afford to explore? In the whole article, the most unhuman and emotionless dad (Tommy) is the most capable of exploring the universe. It's a pity that the love between Brad and his son was pulled back from the precipice (the mission was declared a failure, but the boat still broke the boat and kicked Xiaobu, which is admirable) I once thought that Cooper in "Interstellar" was so powerful and brave, single-handedly traversing the dark, dangerous, unknown universe and black holes Starting point - how much courage does it take? Ordinary people may have wet their pants long ago. Mingzhe saved himself halfway and did not take risks. Therefore, I think "Interstellar" is more like a refutation of "Interstellar" because human beings are not so brave
They are afraid, timid, and involved in the fetters of emotions and human feelings
This article is purely argumentative and sentimental
No technical commentary (even though the warm yellow and blue cool tones used in the interior correspond to the warmth of the earth and human beings, and the coldness of the universe, respectively....)
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