When meteor fire clusters rushed towards the earth, accompanied by the sound of metal friction and bite, they changed into the big steel guy in my childhood memory at the moment of landing. I silently said in my heart: "You, come back."
I saw the line in a trance. The hard and simple Optimus Prime, the light color, the fierce fighting sound, accompanied every childhood dinner, deeply imprinted in my mind, also entered my stomach, and followed the blood into every A cell, pulling my DNA, reshaped my protein, and made me who I am today.
I, who had never watched the "Transformers" cartoon, parted ways with me in this universe at that moment. But are childhood memories really the same? Are the mechanical details of Optimus Prime really like this? Does Bumblebee really have such a personality? Isn't Megatron's inner world like this?
What I see now may just be a multiverse projection. This is not true, this is not my memory. In the IMAX cinema, four hundred sci-fi fans filled up a childhood space-time tunnel, and the moment the shocking sound around me shook me, maybe, I just received a projection that was both magical and real.
Why are Star Trek and Transformers appearing one after another now? The electronic knight said it was because this generation of directors grew up with childhood memories.
Looking at the long lines in the cinema, are they all buying childhood memories?
Are those real memories?
In that woods, when I saw Optimus Prime falling in a golden metal machine, I couldn't help leaning forward, trying to help him... No, you can't...
I covered my mouth.
At that moment, I was about to burst into tears... But a single tear could not be left... I seemed to feel that I was one of them, I seemed to have no tears...
The moment he fell, it was my memory that collapsed. Is it part of a brand new story?
Those blue eyes with electric currents, that strangely structured mouth without a mask, those sophisticated knee joints, and that charming magnetic voice—is it really you?
In "Transformers 1", when I saw Optimus Prime standing up from Sam's human perspective, I couldn't help but exclaim! "It turns out you look like this!" It turned out that when I was a kid, I watched a rough cartoon, and the painters were all vaguely sketched according to hearsay.
In 2, Optimus Prime suddenly became affectionate, he said to Sam: "Run, Sam, run." His voice became more vicissitudes of life, and he said to the government haters: "What if I leave, and you are wrong." His emotions were more exposed, and he said to Megatron: "You leave me no choice." When he said these words, his expression was very rich, and every part was occluding.
I want to say, is this really you? You should have said these words, but do these expressions belong to you?
It was not that complicated to look at a character when I was young. It was the director who screwed on more parts in his memory, poured more engine oil, entered more dialogue, and beauties...
I don’t know if this movie moved me, or my memories jumped out and stood. On my sharpest nerves, I danced fiercely.
All these overlap and intersect, and I can't tell which one is the present universe.
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I still have a few questions to ask the heroes in it:
1. Beautiful women , You came from "Terminator", right?
2. Dear elders, did you come from "The Lord of the Rings"?
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