At first glance at the trailer, I thought it was a top-notch sci-fi film, which foreshadowed the future direction of human development and the shattering of an elite utopia. The first tens of minutes of the film did confirm my assumption, but the following plots developed more and more in the direction of juveniles, and turned into an optimistic loli robot pulling two generations of talented teenagers against the pessimistic. The elite ruler, the grand background, has also become a farce of the duel between the second disease and the second disease. Disney still can't change the tone of its family carnival, making movies only for children and advertising for its theme parks. We lost the chance to make a great movie.
The structure of the film is actually quite interesting. In fact, two generations of geniuses ramble on to post job advertisements for a group of cute juvenile robots, sending them around the world to gather more geniuses to change the world together. However, the life experiences of the two generations of talented teenagers are too much, and they dilute the sci-fi prophecy of the main line.
When George Clooney, a middle-aged (old?) handsome uncle, stared at little Lolita affectionately, and when the Lolita robot blocked the gun to save the lover and self-destructed to save the world, there were 10,000 grass and mud horses in my heart. In Pentium, you are a movie for children. Don't infiltrate such strange thoughts, okay? As a result, the most dazzling character in the whole film also became a freckled little robot that did not appear in the poster, and there were only a few scenes in the trailer, but the two leading actors were particularly bleak.
The film can fully dig deep into several points, such as the promotion and shaping of society by technology. Although the film shows two generations of talented teenagers, it also brings in Edison, Eiffel, the chief designer of the Paris Tower, and the "father of alternating current," Ni. Gula Tesla, Verne, and four big bulls make tiger skins, but they always feel that they have reached the point.
Another example is the lingering shadow of apocalyptic destruction in the hearts of people all over the world after the nuclear explosion and the theme of environmental protection. After being talked about by a not-so-bad boss, it will be gone, and you will be saving too much money. The inability at the end directly led to The grand depiction at the beginning is like a joke, and the film inevitably goes into an anticlimactic fashion.
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