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Is near science fiction really possible?
Clair 2022-03-21 09:01:19
A near-sci-fi movie, the technology in it is not very advanced, if any cloning technology develops, human cloning transactions are really possible. The immortality that the ancient emperors pursued by all generations might really become a reality. Science will one day transcend the realm of gods, treating people as insurance for adults and money as an extension of life. One day, the only fairness between the rich and the poor in this world will be broken. The rich will master the world and the poor will become slaves. This kind of fear is vividly expressed in the film, and the holy island in the clone's heart is actually death. What a irony. Other plots are just to cater to the heroic dreams of Americans. A clone saves all clones. Such a story is clichéd. This film has a little less commercial atmosphere and a little more fear and thinking about future technology. Perhaps it is a magical film. 20120712
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Keely 2022-04-24 07:01:03
It's beautiful, and the goddess is also beautiful in it. But the ending is very strange, and I didn't explain it clearly. Should clones be directly integrated into human society, or should they be left to fend for themselves? I guess the director wanted the whole second part
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Janae 2022-03-22 09:01:16
The intention is still about the immorality of human cloning and the violation of ethics. But too many actions conceal too much real meaning. In addition, the sky full of ultra-modern American cars inside makes people think of the possibility of advocating science. Why do we need to clone humans, and continue to pursue technology and touch the bottom line of human ethics? Isn't it because the excessive pursuit of science leads to the lack of human emotions? It is also mentioned in the film that in order to survive, human beings can
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McCord: The whole reason you exist is because everyone wants to live forever. It's the new American dream. There's people out there that are rich enough to pay anything for it.
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Jordan Two-Delta: But why doesn't Merrick want our owners to know we're alive?
McCord: Just because people eat the burger doesn't mean they wanna to meet the cow.