Science Fiction

Johnnie 2021-10-20 17:46:31

The film is based on the assumption of a human contact with an extraterrestrial civilization, constructing an emotional science fiction fantasy, and this approach is very different from traditional Hollywood science fiction blockbusters. The film not only confronts science and religion, but also has a rigorous theory." The science fiction hypothesis of "Wormhole", the profound meaning of life and the universe forms the strongest science fiction of the movie.

Fictionalized a peculiar experience of human contact with extraterrestrial civilization, but unlike Hollywood's usual commercial science fiction films, it is expensive to produce a popcorn movie with outstanding special effects.

This film attempts to discover the rich entertainment and emotional trajectory of the film in the intersection of the two diametrically opposed worldviews of science and religion.

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Extended Reading
  • Hillary 2022-03-24 09:01:17

    It was not easy to be able to shoot like this in those days, and some shots were shocking. 2013.5.29

  • Verdie 2021-10-21 15:30:20

    The ending is a bit unconvincing. Instead of holding a hearing to question, why not restart a time travel, and for such a major project, in my humble opinion, a time recorder (clock) is a must

Contact quotes

  • Ellie Arroway: What I meant to say is that the message was written in the language of science. Now if it had been religious in nature it should have taken form of a burning bush or a big booming voice from the sky.

    Palmer Joss: But a voice from the sky is exactly what you found, Dr Arroway!

  • Dr. Kent Clark: Uh... These are government-owned telescopes, they can lease them to whomever they want. And they don't want the high priestess of the desert using them anymore.

    Ellie Arroway: What?

    Dr. Kent Clark: Staring at static on TV for hours at a time, listening to washing machines. Did you really think these stories wouldn't get out?

    Ellie Arroway: I was looking for patterns in the chaos, come on!

    Dr. Kent Clark: It doesn't matter anymore! We're a joke to them, they want us out.