It has so many bright spots that amaze me
. The grand scenes, the delicate sci-fi scenes
, the strong loneliness atmosphere and the right sense of horror
, the wonderful ethical torture, and the shining lights everywhere. Human nature...
Is this how everyone treats a sincere work? I feel indignant.
But after thinking about it carefully, I found that my mind was always blank
. Everything happened in such a closed and monotonous space.
Their past disappeared suddenly with the earth, and the future was so unimaginable
except for the thrilling film itself. Stimulating, I can't use the information the film gives me to construct an engaging world
and the ethical torture in the film doesn't seem to be tangled enough to make me think.
Unlike other classic films,
Star Wars made me feel about the universe as a child. Full of longing
"Midnight" makes me terrified of the phone ringing and
even "Avatar" can make me look forward to how real the future movies can be.
They either built a world, or they became a meaningful fable.
I think the regret of "Deep Space Amnesia"
lies in the abrupt script and the failure to build an open world and ending.
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