Tonight, I went to the theater to watch the late-night episode of "The Invisible Man". I felt that the plot was mediocre, but the atmosphere was good. As a low-cost movie, it was enough to dwarf many domestic online movies.
In the play, the heroine Cecilia went from collapse step by step to finally regaining a new life. The performance of the whole process is remarkable. It is not an exaggeration to say that this actor has supported the reputation of the film.
Other than that, I just want to talk about the invisibility cloak in the film, that horrible armor covered with cameras.
In fact, at first glance, you can probably guess the principle. It is nothing more than receiving light and reflecting images through dense camera-like "eyes", and holographically simulates a scene that is blocked at any angle, creating an illusion of invisibility.
This kind of clothes will definitely appear in the future, and it will be commercialized sooner or later. For example, in the sci-fi movie, we no longer need to fill up the wardrobe. We only need to buy a few different styles of realistic clothes, and choose the color of today's clothes before going out. Can.
What scares me is that this technology seems to be not far away from us. Imagine what products will be merged with the further development of foldable screen and under-screen camera technology, supplemented by AI algorithms?
While human beings love technology, they should also be vigilant about the drawbacks brought about by technology. Technologies like invisibility cloaks must not be used by people like Adrian in the movie, otherwise society will return to the age of ghosts and gods. , never have peace.
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