I am not particularly new to the development of human civilization and society conceived in the film, because there are similar ideas in some science fiction works that I have come across or heard about, which just proves the forward-looking nature of the film. (Is this kind of future pessimism that social development is in line with destruction the mainstream of science fiction works to discuss the future? [I am not a science fiction fan, I will take this question as a hilarious hello for now...?]) The story of the movie is simple, but the movie itself carries many Elements, it is not easy to express brilliantly. I think that as a movie, it lacks in explaining the background of the characters. Although the expressions of the characters in the movie are so natural to express the joys, sorrows and sorrows of the characters, this is in line with the characters and makes up for some defects, but some backgrounds are more important. There is no explanation, I need to strengthen my understanding by watching the movie after watching the movie. If I didn't take the movie analysis, I would never have given a five-star rating. After all, I didn't understand the ending. I don't know whether Tie Xiong's disappearance was understood as his death, a new life in another dimension, or something else. It is enough for a movie to satisfy people's audio-visual experience (picture explosion) and to trigger people's thinking about current social issues and future development directions. I think I can read the manga again when I have the chance to help me understand the work more deeply. (Unfortunately, as a student party, I can't afford the cost of comic books at present, and I can only meet "Akira" by fate?)
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