First of all, the use of light and shadow effects in the movie is superb, Fassbender is simply "master of mirror" + "master of glass"
Secondly, the plot setting is ups and downs, but the unscrupulous story at first glance is full of suspense.
The performance of the actors is very exciting, especially the performance of the male lead, which is very tense, whether it is emotional manipulation or body language performance. The performance of the supporting actors fits well with the plot. The personalities of the main supporting actors are all well performed. The overall performance style gives a feeling of a stage play.
Most of the film’s soundtrack is classical symphony, and a brisk guitar minor is used in the connection of part of the plot. Of course, there is also a noise background that fits the plot.
As a science fiction film, the construction of the world view is very delicate, but there are several key loopholes, such as the change of thinking at the end, which is not clearly explained. This film can be said to be the pioneering work of the same type of sci-fi. Later films such as "The Matrix", "Inception", and "Alternative Dimensional Hacker" all have different degrees of reference. Unfortunately, this pioneering work is silent in the history of filming. Chinese is not well known.
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