First of all, this is indeed a low-cost masterpiece, a pseudo-science fiction suspense film. Dressed in sci-fi suspense, it discusses people's choices and right and wrong for life maintenance in reality. In our lives, many people on the sickbed hope to end their lives as soon as possible. However, due to family members' dissatisfaction or the inability to decide on their own serious illness, they are exhausted by every means to allow them to live for a few more years. Emotionally correct, but from the perspective of the patient, living longer is actually a torture. A lot of comments are open-minded, too much interpretation of obsessive-compulsive disorder. I tend to accept that the male protagonist on the sickbed is monitored by a new type of intelligent life system (app software similar to health detection) and maintains his life. He wants to die but is helpless to be rescued again and again until the final compromise (don’t want to died). It's not the protagonist is such a wonderful interpretation of the protagonist's father. This movie is about the process of patients accepting this kind of intelligent machine system. I will only talk about a few details, so let's make up for the others:
1. Where the male protagonist subconsciously goes every time, he gets a gun and electric shock when he stares at the photo at the end, and then returns to the secret room to start again.
(This should be his last scene before the accident. Just when he met a beautiful salesperson, the shop was robbed and the male protagonist was shot. The main reason is that when this scene first appeared, the male protagonist was subconsciously tied to a device Shang is moving fast, and at the same time his body is injected with something. This is actually the reality of the male protagonist being dragged by the hospital bed cart for emergency treatment, and he was injected with adrenaline on the road.)
2. Every time I was electrocuted by those two people with guns.
(The details are that only the first time the male protagonist wakes up after being injected by the trailer, and every subsequent time he is directly restored to the secret room. This is because the last memory of the male protagonist is only when he was shot, and the electric shock was due to The kind of electric shock used to rescue him in reality.)
3. The secret room is the intelligent life support system in the reality of the male protagonist.
(All eating and drinking are liquid food, corresponding to intubation liquid food, and the male protagonist also wets the bed at the beginning. It shows that this system is used by brain consciousness and needs to be adapted. There are several conversations about several generations of systems. , It means that the male protagonist is very familiar with this system, and it is obvious that this system has been upgraded. That is because his father has also used it, the old-fashioned one used by his father. Refer to the next point)
4. The male protagonist's memories of his father are real and have a certain meaning.
(Mainly to set off two points. His father has also received this kind of intelligent life support system treatment. There are also many shots of the male protagonist’s father in the hospital bed. Some of them are lying down and not talking, and some have to take off their masks to talk. Yes, some people looked at the male lead, these states are actually the corresponding portrayals of his own state in reality at that time.)
5. At the end of the film, it is said that the male lead is the only one who is imprisoned alive. This is actually a portrayal of reality.
(Let’s first say that the black man is the man’s roommate in reality. The black man knows a lot of secrets because he has used this maintenance system for a long time. Later disappearing corresponds to death in reality. And the man has spent subconsciously. It took a long time to escape from the secret room. The only one who survived, hundreds of others did not survive. This corresponds to the fact that hundreds of people have been using this intelligent life support system in reality, but they have not lived for too long. Only the male lead Survived, and is likely to be the first person to fully accept this intelligent life support system consciously.)
7. The appearance of the last camera in the movie.
(Since the male protagonist has fully accepted this intelligent life support system consciously, without the previous struggle, the secret room will not exist, but the camera is still there, because the male protagonist is still relying on the system to maintain his life in reality!)
That's all I want to say. I don't know if the expression is clear. I think the heroine in the film is just for the overall connection of the role. Although the whole story cannot be told without her, it is essentially a soy sauce. The camera robot is actually a deductive upgrade of the intelligent system itself. The smarter it is, the more it understands the needs of patients in reality, the more it can reduce the mortality rate. Not so many conspiracy theories.
One last sentence: This is a boring and wonderful movie, which varies from person to person.
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