The setting is very interesting, with a huge spaceship carrying 60,000 people and all the materials to rebuild the biosphere to a distant unknown habitable planet. At a node in the journey of a hundred years, they received the last message from the earth to inform them that they were the only human beings left. The earth disappeared into the universe in one day. This is actually interesting, the movie doesn't say it was a war or a nuclear explosion that destroyed the earth, it just says the earth disappeared. Aha, that's a human goal. It confirms the peculiar declaration of mankind after the successful launch of the first artificial satellite: "The first step towards getting rid of the bondage of the earth to mankind." The earth has disappeared! The most fundamental carrier of human existence just disappeared into the cold and dark universe in one day. From now on, human beings can no longer be called human beings. The most basic living conditions have been changed. It is like water that has lost its source and is floating in the universe inexplicably. The most fundamental bondage from the origin has disappeared, and is it absolute freedom? The wayward villain thinks so, but unfortunately it is nothing more than madness and nothingness, and even the most basic human life has become a child's play. The poor Boss didn't have much schizophrenia and told himself that he was right and good, and that no one would come to judge him, because under absolute freedom, nothing would make sense. But Boss knew in his heart that this was wrong. If he thought it was right, he would not justify his actions in such a pleading manner, so he went crazy in despair and nothingness.
Then the Boss started to randomly let people out to play and let people kill each other. In the end, after 40 generations, only a few unmutated humans and a large group of human-eating mutant humans remained on the ship in the form of primitive Indian tribes. This is where I am the most dissatisfied! Americans like to imagine this return to a savage state of nature, especially when resources are limited. I always feel that even with special enzymes to adapt to the environment, the situation of having to eat human flesh, and the long years of 40 generations, people will not degenerate into a barbaric state! 60,000 people are not all embryos! And they live in the spaceship, not on the prairie, there is nothing on the prairie, only the big-breasted girl knows how to raise locusts, only the protagonist is an engineer, and Snowpiercer knows that cockroaches can be used to produce protein blocks. Humans have to rely on evolutionary beast instincts to survive. Was such a large spaceship created by magic? Even if a monster has been mutated, has no one established some lines of defense before, and the emotional protagonist was not awakened in an earlier era. Raising savage primitives with metal pieces as decorations on spaceships is also drunk.
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