The second brush, I still think it is perfect, this is actually a space opera in essence. It is too harsh to find sci-fi in literary films. After all, there are not a few really hard sci-fi and fake sci-fi without connotation. Some audio-visual language is similar to "Blade Runner 2049", whether it is considered plagiarism or tribute, there are sufficient reasons.
It's not without reason to complain about "little tadpoles looking for dad", but this is just the main plot, not what it really expresses. On the moon, he experienced a competition for resources and was on the verge of death; on the Cephus spacecraft, he experienced a primate attack and lost his captain; he landed due to electric surges and nearly died; after many recordings on Mars, he found himself being used, And SPACECOM sent him on a mission just to maintain his image; he killed all the crew members because of an accident, but he kindly helped; he experienced 79 days of loneliness by himself, and was on the verge of collapse; he finally found his father, but his father was already obsessed with obsession. In the end, the father flew to Neptune alone and continued his persistent exploration career; the male protagonist also returned to Earth, experienced so many things, began to live a good life, and learned to love. The intention is actually quite far-reaching. And using such a grand story to tell the male protagonist's personal attitude may also be the reason for the criticism.
I personally like the soundtrack and the camera shots, and it reflects the loneliness very well. The male protagonist is on the road to Neptune alone, and starts to lose his mind because of loneliness. He shook his head in the driver's seat, which really surprised me.
This is my second time to write a film review, and I must have written it poorly. You guys are light-hearted. If there is something wrong, please correct me.
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