After actually watching it, I was honestly not disappointed. The story is not strong, the main line is not clear, the relationship between the characters is not clear enough, and there are too many special effects, and the plot is too exaggerated. It really cannot be called a stunning good movie. Maybe it's the style of Korean movies. The plot is always so subtle, and the shots are always so warm. It seems to continue the melancholy of "Blue Life and Death" and the off-line like "Sassy Girl", but I'm used to watching domestic films. Delicate and big scenes, looking at it again, it is really a bit unpalatable.
Of course, from another aspect, the story of robots seems to be an eternal topic for a long time. From "Alien" to "Blade Runner", from "I, Robot" to "Transformers", new and old robots have their own magical powers. Some can be shared with people, some can be transformed into various shapes, and some are even made by people. Although the title of this film is based on "robots", it is indeed unconventional with a mental patient as the core. It describes the story of a mental patient who fantasizes about being a robot. There is neither endless fantasy of the future nor blindness to the robot world. Worship, novel themes, the screenwriter can be said to be unique, coupled with the excellent performance of the actors and the funny scene settings, it is also very interesting.
Another point that makes me feel very innovative is that at the beginning of the film, the director is not the old-fashioned black-based cast list, but as the plot develops, he introduces the cast and crew one by one through props. For example, walls, business cards, etc., not only conform to the development of the plot, highlight the plot, but also make clever use of prop resources to make the audience's eyes shine and enhance sensory stimulation.
Although it is not a film with a strong story and a brilliant story, I think with the high popularity of Rain and Lin Xiujing, it will still be the object of young people's pursuit. Maybe it's just my shallow thinking and can't understand the mystery, but it doesn't matter, each radish and cabbage has its own love, doesn't it? At least seeing a good place, it's worth it.
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