This is not too crazy. After all, all organs will definitely be artificially simulated in the future. In fact, some of them can already be done. With the advancement of technology, it is only a matter of time before reaching this level. However, scientific and technological progress does not mean that the human mind will change, interests will still be pursued in the commercial field, and greed and lack of humanity will inevitably exist. Either don't install artificial organs and make your body worse and worse; or you pay to install new ones to replace the part of your body that has problems. Reasonable, but likely to die because of it.
In fact, the first half of this film went well, paving the way for a relatively fresh sci-fi theme. Although there are bloody scenes from time to time, it is not scary. It was only later, when the protagonist escaped from life, that the film seemed to get out of control. To be honest, the paragraph about going to the headquarters to destroy the central controller was too artistic, and I put a question mark on it at the time, and it didn’t feel like it was real.
A man and a woman were able to pick off countless employees and policemen and successfully break into the control room; and once again sacrificed themselves for the sake of mankind and abused their bodies. Of course, the question is answered at the end, which is also an excellent reversal, but the processing flaws of the middle film are relatively large, which reduces the overall level.
After checking the information, this film turned out to be the director's maiden feature film, so it can be understood that there is a lack of experience, resulting in a lack of control over the film. However, the film can still be watched to some extent. The despairing atmosphere shown throughout the film is also a reflection on the future. Maybe human nature will only be a strange word in the future.
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