It feels like this film is like a follow-up reverie of "Mechanic Ji". Humans will truly create artificial intelligence in the future, which can pass the Turing test, have emotions, have so-called self-awareness, have some people's defense mechanism (lying), and have depression. , And faith.
To be honest, if artificial intelligence can reach this point, it would be difficult for individuals to get along with them. Even if he loves us, I want to love him, maybe there will be a bit of a gap, maybe it’s the problem of being a bit straight. I still feel that they are like objects. In short, it is a personal feeling. If the technology really reaches that point, my personal concept may still change.
Talking about the character of the characters in the play, my personal favorite is the former prostitute Niska, who looks sexy and beautiful, full of cold temperament. At first I didn’t like her. After the murder in the brothel, my face was full of hatred, and the murder in the fighting arena only gave people a cold feeling, but it was also very understandable. It was just that she was enslaved for too long, and she was originally one. A "person" who yearns for freedom very much. After meeting the doctor, she seems to have found someone with a role like a father, especially when the doctor died for saving her life, which made her realize that killing someone will make her feel guilty spontaneously. , Rather than the so-called should produce guilt, which also made her feel love.
That Leo is really an emotional guy. He has high IQ and high EQ. For example, when he said that he knew how great the policewoman Karen was, he said that she had all the characteristics of them. It can be seen that Lee Ao is also a very emotional person.
There is also Mia, full of maternal care. In China, she is definitely a wife and beloved mother, caring for her family, loving children, and has a thorough understanding of other people's emotions. Because of Mia's enlightenment, Lola's long-standing complex with Tom has also been unraveled. .
There is also the loving black man. Leo treats him as a brother because he understands and trusts others so much, and asks Leo to trust others as well. I think he is a synthetic person who can understand death. For example, he saw a person die on the street, and there was a card on it that said, God bless you. He seemed to understand that he needed a certain kind of faith to keep himself alive. For another example, when he jumped off the bridge, he smiled and said, at least I have lived, not existed. The brilliance of humanity shines.
The most interesting thing is that the policewoman is a human being. She is too perfect. She has lived in the human world for so long without being discovered. What a powerful disguise is needed. Like Leo said, she has Mia's love, Niska's melancholy, and Vlad's strength. Because in the human world, she can't blend in and can't be understood by humans. She originally wanted to commit suicide very much, but the set procedure did not let her behave like that, which shows that it is very painful. Fortunately, the final ending, everyone reunited, let her relieved. . .
Other synthesizers don’t want to write, let’s write about humans.
Lola loves the actor’s performance very much. She is sensitive and suspicious, but her heart is full of love for her family, but sometimes she doesn’t know how to tell them, just like hiding The same thing happened with Tom for so many years.
I rarely write anything, I can't write it anymore, I'll make up next time. . . .
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