It can be said that I liked this movie very much. It sounds like a sci-fi movie, but it says too much. What does religion mean to human beings, the balance between religion and technology, where is the real difference between human beings and human beings, as well as the expansion of desires, the unchanging original intention, the true mystery of this planet...every point are too attractive to me. Although the second half of the plot is a little messy, it is generally understandable and I am looking forward to the second season.
Who decides whether religion exists or not, and how does it come to this conclusion? And those believers, at the top of the pyramid, do they really believe in the god of the sun, or do they just wantonly centralize power in the name of religion to achieve selfish desires. (Thinking of the real bishop's practice incident) In the film, Sol may be an alien intelligence, but once self-deified, it is like a realm of no one, and human beings are in control.
Father and Mother, artificial humans, if you want to say that the difference between AI and humans lies in thinking and feelings, then they may have both. If humans can create the feelings of machines out of thin air, is the difference between machines and humans still so clear? They can get angry, they can be happy, they can worry, they can even love. If even love can be created, then I really don't know whether human beings should be pleased or fearful.
The impact of the end of the season is very strong. Not much more to say, just wait for the next season, hoping to unravel the mysteries of this planet.
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