It's a really complicated show. It's not as brain-burning as "Westworld", and it doesn't have the superpowers of DC dramas. Although Mother is also a fighting character, her fighting power is obviously suppressed. The battle is only for the plot. The show is complicated because of its bizarre plot and grand setting. Although Mr. Lei only directed the first and second episodes, the plot of the entire drama was advanced under his plan. Unfamiliar worlds, opposing small groups, humans and artificial humans, intelligent life and monsters, these classic Scott elements have all emerged in the play, and also exposed Ridley Scott's ambitious ambitions - he obviously I want to make a big difference and make up for all the regrets I had during the filming. Watching the entire show, I realized that Ridley Scott wasn't going to discuss root causes. Instead, he puts all the elements in an environment close to the starting point and observes what might happen—he is really concerned with developmental issues. What kind of collisions and contradictions will occur between technology and religion, human and artificial intelligence, weak life and monsters in the early development of human civilization? Which one is more conducive to the development of civilization, technology or religion? Will artificial intelligence always obey humans, and can they break through their own limitations and surpass humans? Are monsters with strong vitality more in line with natural selection than humans? This is the question that "Alien Cataclysm" seeks to explore. In Ridley Scott's grim tones, Kepler 22b shows us all the hardships and obstacles of life, the towering mountains and flowing clouds that occasionally appear in the shot, highlighting the greatness of nature and the Ruthless, it also contrasts the insignificance and naivety of human beings. What else is there to say about such an excellent sci-fi drama? Close your mouth and watch carefully is a better choice.
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