In the future, human society will be divided into two camps according to beliefs. One is an atheist, yearning for reason, believing in one's own feelings, believing in one's own will. Another Mithra sect believes in the God of Thor. Like the religion in our impression, it gives people the power of belief and becomes people's spiritual pursuit. After a war between the two camps, the earth that has been reduced to a battlefield is no longer suitable for human survival. Among them, the Mithra sect seems to have mastered a new technology and developed a undead robot. One of the necrobots was acquired by a genius scientist and reprogrammed to become a mother to a human baby.
I didn't think deeply about the many interpretations and interpretations of the film. I just watched it once and talked about a few points that left a deep impression on me.
1. About "Mother"
One of the two mothers in the film is an android and the other is a disguised soldier. The two face themselves with the love that a qualified mother can give, but their children have a distressing sense of alienation towards them. They try to put aside their origins, start over and even reform themselves, and become good mothers, but they just can't change who they are.
2. About Suspense
There are too many unanswered questions about the film. Does Thor exist? Are the voices in some people's hearts or minds in him? What is the temperature-controlled boulder on the Kepler-22b planetary wilderness? represents what? What kind of prehistoric giant is the huge skeleton excavated in the homeland? What is the giant python-like monster at the end of the film? How does the egg lay in the "mother" body? Why did only Campion survive the first generation of children? What happened to the dead little girl? What is the history of the planet itself? Why are the creatures on it degenerating? What happened to the center of the stars?
3. Discussion on some issues
Obviously, there are many issues discussed in the play, such as the philosophical speculation about religion, the profound analysis of human nature, the confusion about the growth of teenagers, the ethical issues of artificial humans raising babies, about the way of reproduction and continuation of human society, about science and technology. Dangers to humanity, identification with identity...etc. There are countless angles, each of which can have extremely in-depth discussion value, but here are all questions that are thought-provoking and not in-depth, which makes the film less didactic and more like a fable, which can be used by people in a variety of ways. read.
Overall, after watching it, I have to admire the strength of the great director. The storytelling ability is top-notch, the scene and picture style are cold and unique, vast and vast, and the visual effects are really good. Furthermore, I feel that watching this kind of drama and watching the explanations and conjectures of many netizens and Daniel on the Internet about the storyline is also a kind of fun.
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