I haven’t read the original work. I don’t know to what extent the movie has restored the plot. I can only praise the movie for telling an unexpected story.
At first I thought it was a popcorn movie, but when I saw that the story line began to unfold in the middle, the plot gradually burned and I had to go back and watch the important plot several times. The Andromeda strain actually has multiple settings such as stem cell differentiation, thinking ability, and artificial implantation of information, and the plot is quietly constrained by the grandfather's paradox. Mom, after watching, I am in endless aftertastes, especially for Chuck, the director of nsc who eats sugar. If this person is simply defined as a villain (concealing important information, killing people throughout the process, retaining the strain), it will definitely be I was wrong. The concealment may be due to the grandfather's paradox if the previous government did not retain the plot. Only killing people and killing mouths is something that the security department is familiar with, eh, it's hard to say.
However, the above is not the point. The process of the wildfire team's research on Andromeda strains is really more than one position ahead of ordinary science fiction movies. It is highly recommended for science fiction fans to watch. The twists and turns will not make you so easy to guess the next plot. Push push push!
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