I often see a bad script, but a movie with a good effect; it is very rare to see a bad movie with a well-written script - "Deep Space Amnesia" is one.
In fact, it’s not bad. There are three main problems: ①The camera lens is too shaky; ②The light is too heavy and the brightness is too low. Three problems directly contributed to an ultimate problem: the viewing fluency is poor, the audience may have a slight understanding obstacle, and the eyes are tired. It's already dark, and there are not too many characters on the scene, so the ghost can see it clearly, and your camera is still shaking.
Well, I admit that I was tired of watching because of 2x speed, but other films played at 2x speed and I had no experience of poor fluency at all, so it was the problem of this film... Photography and editing were a bit jumpy. It's not that the level is poor, it's a bit jumpy.
Finally: In fact, the stalk of this script is quite touching: "Noah's Ark" and "The Origin of the Monster".
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