The 1980s was the heyday of American industrialization, but the United States also experienced several financial bubbles and economic depressions at this time. In addition, the United States is a country on wheels, so many non-human ""crawling machines"" "" Produced the mental impact of industrialization.
High school students are the most rebellious period, high school students respond to the surprise and fear of machines (cars).
Christine-I also thought of artificial intelligence in this car. Maybe there were already concerns about artificial intelligence (mechanics) in the 1980s.
Arnie Cunningham was still stroking and lingering on the car before he died-is this not the human obsession with artificial intelligence?
The car was badly destroyed several times. The most impressive thing was that when the whole body was on fire, the cruelty of the machine was raised to the highest point.
The director deliberately personified the car, but in the end Arnie Cunningham was abandoned and killed by his beloved car. The director may say that machines are cruel to everyone, including inventors and rulers.
Of course, there are many rebellious portrayals of Ani Cunningham in the film, but the point is that Ani Cunningham is often bullied and has a negative psychology and revenges, and eventually perish.
The material explosion in the 1980s may have originated from fetishism.
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