. The theme of this movie is memory. The movie uses a memory to reproduce the entire storyline of the machine. Peter Dinklaki has first-class acting skills. His actor Sam himself lives in a painful memory. He is very concerned about the memory machine and hopes to get rid of the pain through this machine. Unfortunately, it was the sudden death of Gordon Dunn, the maker of the memory machine. Sam thought that someone had committed the murder, so he made up his mind to find out the truth. He used this memory machine to find clues, and finally, with his efforts, he did find out the cause of death (although the main cause was the machine). And Sam finally helped himself to reproduce the painful memory with the help of this memory machine, which is another kind of relief.
In the process of investigating the case, the protagonist checked the memories of many testers and various social roles. The one who impressed me the most was an old man. After reading his own memory, the old man was deeply moved. This is my life. Many times we forget who we are, and we will remember our past when we are old, just like this old man. Yes, our lives will become memories, some you remember, some you can't remember, or you forget, but they are actually in the brain. We ourselves, family members, friends, or some irrelevant people will become our memories, and in the same way, we ourselves will become the memories of others. Whose past is not a memory, and whose life is not a memory?
How important memory is to us, very important, just like Gordon’s mistress Wendy said, if my memory is known to others, I will feel that it is not my life. It can be seen that the privacy of memory. Everyone has their own privacy, and privacy exists in our memory. If we are taken away from our memory, then we are almost naked.
Moved, Freddie did not look at Sam's memory in the end, but chose to seal up with Gordon's last memory and throw it into the ocean. Yes, so what?
Memory is important, but living in the moment is more important.
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