I was busy watching the latest version of Blade Runner last night. I feel that Commander Gao’s acting skills are much better than Lalaland, but the plot is really not my thing! The core clue of the film revolves around the miracle of pregnancy of the so-called clone (replicator). It is called a miracle because the technology to make clones pregnant has been lost after research and development, and the villain believes that making clones pregnant helps the population grow up and can get rid of dependence on mass production. The screenwriter is definitely not teasing me? First, the villain is said to have created millions of clones. If you are born in October, how long will it take to reach this number. Second, clones with good IQ and physical strength can be made. Compared with this miracle, can pregnancy be considered a miracle? (It is estimated that the technology to treat infertility was already in the sky at that time.) Third, the leader of the cloned People's Liberation Army said that once his race gave birth to a baby, he would prove that he was no longer a servant slave, but a free man. If you want to learn from religious elements, you can't talk like that. [But apart from the plot, this movie seems to have nothing wrong with it]
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