with Dean. 03/24 The movie viewing experience is really important, imax is amazing. As for the movie, I think the storyline and suspense are handled very smartly. Forcing the audience to break out of the four-dimensional experience is similar to how everyone has his own Paris in his heart. When it comes to specific metaphors, I think what the director wants to point out is the deep-rooted class problem in the United States, the shadow of no language - deformed living conditions, barbaric expressions (how upper class people perceive them), and the film points What comes out, very sharp and ironic, is that the last mother on the ground is actually a shadow from the ground many years ago, which makes us think about the impact of environment and resources on a person. But when the mother on earth kills the shadow without mercy, the strangeness in the son's eyes comes from the suspicion of "pure upper class" - is it true that class can be broken? The soundtrack and cinematography are both very good, a very good viewing experience. (I have a blu-ray
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