The rhythm in the early stage was really too slow. I felt too much foreshadowing. I almost gave up on the show. When I saw singing together, it really made me rekindle my enthusiasm, but I persevered.
Sometimes I also imagine strangers in many corners of the world who have the same feelings as me, different languages, different cultures and backgrounds, different genders, sexual orientations, doing different things, contacting different people, but some struggles and empathy for loneliness may be There are many similar and different people in this seemingly infinite world.
The fourth episode of what's up love! Bonds with familiar strangers are real and unreal
At the beginning of the fifth episode, Aunt Shanlai felt very interesting. Humans can have a lot of empathy and also have a lot of things they can't understand, such as men's experience of menstruation
"Who can say it's the choices we make, or the ones we choose to achieve"
"I was just..." "thinking about you" It's so beautiful, ah, ah, I met with the same feeling of loneliness. This encounter and the phone call are so beautiful
Hahahahaha help the 8 people in episode 6 orgasm together. Do is really amazing btw when I saw the part of lito, I was just the girl next to me
"He is my friend is not linked by accidental factors like blood, but by a stronger relationship" "What" "by choice"
My God, feel different cultures and environments, experience different occupations and classes, and use different languages to feel the past, present, and future of others. It's really cool to see different lives. The world is so big, we have so much time, and we should go by ourselves. decide what you want to experience
Fighting together in episode 8 really showed me high. Bae Doona and cop are so handsome! The two main fighters, the black brothers, are absolutely amazing to drive directly.
"My heart is not a clock" We can't wind up love We can't set or control love like art is a force that comes into our lives without any rules, expectations or limitations love like art must always be free"
"At first I thought it was about superpowers, but later I found out that it was about equality, diversity, and globalization. Finally, I realized that it was everyone's loneliness and love that ran through the whole play."
"Life and death are always intertwined. Some beginnings are the end but sometimes the end is another beginning"
"I can't find my flip-flops. The bathtub faucet is broken. Can you come back?"
"Is the Holocaust a human aberration or a reflection of who we really are?"
"What is a human being? Can reason, imagine, love and grieve? If so we are more human than human"
The fireworks and the symphony are so beautiful. Their symbiosis and common destiny gradually made me believe that maybe love and loneliness can be understood. Happiness and sadness can be shared.
"That's life, fear, anger, desire, love, like to stop feeling emotions, want to stop wanting to feel them, then feel death."
The eight people gathered in the last episode of the day gave me goosebumps. The combined force of the eight people is too strong. The all-round thug, medicine hacker, lies, rhetoric, proficient in car unlocking, and the Icelandic girl is unknown for the time being, but she feels that she has the strongest supersensory ability.
[Looking through the first season, although the play is dressed in a layer of science fiction and suspense, most of the time it is about the lives of eight people and their choices. Since childhood, we have peeked into the big, and social topics are unfolded one by one, and philosophical speculations emerge one after another. For example, racial conflicts in the United States, LGBT affirmative action, sexual orientation and identity, backwardness and chaotic public security in poor Africa, the conflict of religious beliefs in India, and even the discrimination against East Germans after the reunification of East and West Germany, etc.
The directors Wachowskis and brothers have always been generous in social issues, such as the cyberpunk culture of The Matrix series, the violent revolution concept of V for Vendetta, and the evolution of reincarnation in the cloud map. They have always confused the borders of the country, standing in From the perspective of human beings, we seek the ultimate solution to social conflicts. This film offers an attempt from another angle. The root cause of social conflicts is mutual misunderstanding and inconsistency of interests. If everyone's brains are connected and share emotions and thoughts, wouldn't the conflicts be easily resolved. In reality, if the earth becomes a network where you and I can be interconnected, there will be you in me and me in you, then it will be a world of great harmony. However, in the process of weaving the web, the wall of interest groups is indispensable, just like the BPO in the film, but although the evolution is always full of obstacles, it is always rushing forward. 】
——Excerpted from other film critics
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