E1
- The long shot at the beginning is good: the fixed shot is facing a tree-lined road, a woman runs in the morning from a distance, the woman runs close, and the camera moves with her.
-Naomi appeared very early, and the screenwriter pressed her to give her identity and relationship with the protagonist.
- When you try your best, desperately trying to get something done (the desperate expression is not very accurate, but it is to use all your energy to achieve a somewhat lofty goal), there are often surprises. This meme is actually very, very old-fashioned, but it still makes me nervous, and I feel depressed and sad when I see it. At one point I thought this episode was nothing more than a sci-fi skin, a new bottle of old wine. Fortunately fortunately.
-And the quarrel with my younger brother, which didn't fall into place in the end. I didn't do the kind of denouement that the heroine finally came home and cried in her brother's arms, and the brother comforted her and asked the neighbors for help. Fortunately it didn't. The last point is precisely the alienation of the scoring system to people and society. (In the film, the younger brother mentioned, "Do people who are 4 points older have anti-social tendencies?")
E2
- How many layers are covered? The outermost layer (the real world): The male protagonist entered the white room (5:37), and he only supported 0.04s. The second layer: The male protagonist Cooper whack-a-mole test, see the game producer, the producer explained "The game is about experiencing fear in a safe environment." Cooper finally got home, and his mother lost her memory. The third floor: Kaite brought Cooper into the room, Cooper saw the spider, the classmate who bullied him, the fusion of the classmate and the giant spider, the 419 object came to stab him, let him go to the access point, told him "the memory is overwritten" "
-Q: Are the game producers and kaites in each floor real?
- I also like the first transition scene in the opening scene: the male protagonist leaves the house, hangs up his mother's phone in the taxi, the camera rolls out of the window, and then goes back, there is a border of portholes around, and the male protagonist has already boarded the plane .
- There is a lot of information that the male protagonist does not know, such as five people who have died before, so if no one is behind the manipulation, then this device has extremely high intelligence and autonomy.
- The more the fear in the bottom of my heart is removed and the deeper it goes into the subconscious, the more fear I can't even think about: The subject of 419 stole his bank card and led him here. Suspecting that there is something wrong with this project will take away my memory. When I finally got home, my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
The -419 subject, the voice who tricked Cooper to go to the access point all mentioned "(in that time when there is no money) you should call your mother": this is really a movie that needs to be read for details and foreshadowing
-The world of thinking is too fast, the male protagonist has experienced so much in 0.04s, and finally the symptoms recorded by Kaite are not even scratching the itch.
E3
There is a typical "rescue the cat" at the beginning. Kenny, who works in a fast food restaurant, saw a little girl's toy that she had forgotten on the table and returned it to her kindly. Make the audience like kenny. Then there is the character background: working in a fast food restaurant, the big clerk will bully him verbally (similar to bullying, jog on or something), and the female foreman treats him like he is taking care of his younger brother. There is a sister at home, and the relationship is okay. If my computer is broken, I will take Kenny without consent.
In the middle, I once suspected that the uncle was a group of tricksters.
Nothing to say.
Cruel trickery.
E4
Double protagonist.
Surprisingly, it is a warm story that shows the side of promoting social development and human progress after the highly developed technology.
emmm i want to go to QAQ too
E5
The tone of the film is not right, and I can't say what's wrong.
Finally, when the soldier came home, did he take down the Mass+ to clear his memory? Or blind + clear memory?
E6
90min. Almost a very typical suspense-solving movie.
The final ending is very Black Mirror, which makes a mockery of Hollywood.
Summary: My best of the season is E2. In the end, I still like to play the structure superficially, and it is super refreshing to reveal the secrets quickly and layer by layer at the end. (Of course, the story of S2 itself is indeed very good, and there are points that are worth thinking about and thinking about.)
The weakest of the season was E5.
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