First of all, the film can be run through with the word "sarcasm". As far as I am concerned, there are four ironies in this film:
First of all, aliens come on stage to satirize human beings, relying on their so-called "higher civilization" to play with the lower creatures in their eyes to satisfy their desires;
Moreover, the male protagonist is used to refer to a group model who is not enterprising and motivated. He has no ink in his chest. He only thinks about his own daydreams every day. His eyes are high and his hands are low, so that he has not used it after he has "super powers." To make himself wishful, he just jumped back and forth between creating and solving troubles, and he did not have the ability to take responsibility but assumed the obligation, so his suicidal behavior was reasonable;
After that, let’s take a look at the heroine of this film. She is the most correct "Three Views" among this group of people, and the most in line with the popular aesthetic personality. However, all she encounters is the "success" who has a strong desire for control. People", this makes her hate this kind of life of being constrained. However, the cute and straight male protagonist is the clear stream among this group of people. It is also difficult to fall in love with him. It can be seen that in today's fast-paced social environment, People's aesthetics has brought a huge impact, the squandered flowers gradually become charming, and then they are blindly choosing dishes;
Finally, let’s talk about this dog. It’s really people inferior to the dog series; when you have a magic lamp to polish, the lamp god says to you "three wishes" "not enough, there are countless ones, and you have to die" , It has achieved what we all dream of; people are bound by morality, but their sentimental thinking has been shown to us alive, what about higher creatures? How to choose when facing love? What about power turning pedantic into madness? In the face of absolute meticulous logic and ability, everything is a fart.
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