This film has told three different stories about the demise of mankind.
When I was about to write, there was a flash of inspiration, maybe they had other meanings, far less superficial than what we saw.
The first story, although imitating zombies, although the plot changes are slightly abrupt, the pomp and special effects are far less than that of a famous TV series in the United States. But if its focus was on reporting one of the causes of human demise, it might just be a missing and heavily contaminated apple.
Metaphor: If human beings continue to manufacture toxic food, waste oil, leather shoe capsules, Sanlu milk, bleached flour noodles, fake mutton rolls... If things go on like this, no matter how tough we are, in the end, we will be wiped out by ourselves!
The second story is about robots. With the rapid development of robots, it is conceivable that the goal of scientists is indeed to create high-tech products that can assist human beings in their life and work, and accompany human beings for entertainment. In the increasingly indifferent human feelings, the emergence of robots is the general trend.
However, what we, as manufacturers, cannot help but be afraid of is, what if the machine produced is not controlled? If they are coupled with human emotions and perceptions, how do we respond?
Metaphor: Our future may be occupied and, more importantly, controlled by high-tech robots with high intelligence and "emotional intelligence".
However, the last counter-attack (the engineer himself is also a robot), people can't help but applaud. The engineer who seemed to be a human, from the beginning, served human beings and defended the rights of human beings. Later, he was influenced by the machine master of Nirvana. With his own thinking, he had the consciousness and courage to oppose the organization.
Is it again showing that the robots themselves may not have a sense of resistance at the beginning, it is the fear of human beings, and the mentality of human beings who are afraid of their own products while making them will eventually arouse them to stand up and oppose?
Before the Buddha, all living beings are equal. Everyone is just the creator of nature. Even robots are born with the help of our human hands and follow the laws of nature.
Therefore, we have no right to judge them, otherwise, the judgement by nature, in the end, it is very likely that it is us.
The third story: No. 8 billiards.
With some childlike fantasies. Network marketing connected to extraterrestrial civilization and paid for it successfully. Unexpectedly, after the local alien civilization was touched and connected with the earth, there was a doomsday tragedy in which a "comet" hit the earth.
Here, first insert a sentence: what I have been unable to figure out is why the number 8 billiard ball is used?
Using the "ball" as the express delivery of goods can provide the premise for the collision of the two balls smoothly.
Moreover, in daily leisure activities, only billiards are the most solid ball products.
However, why the number 8? Is it just because it is the most crucial ball that determines the outcome in the billiards rules?
Metaphor: The curiosity that we humans have can always show immeasurable power. In the study of extraterrestrial civilization, (although I don't know much, but I believe that there are always a large number of scientists or scholars studying this topic, looking forward to discovering something. There may be a lot of discoveries, but we will not be announced to the public. It is unknown.) What kind of cosmic neighbors have been exchanged for unremitting efforts, no one knows.
Is there a possibility that when we stubbornly want to disturb their normal life, when we stubbornly disrupt the balance they have spent so long maintaining, the unknown advance will destroy us in turn?
Since the Chinese translates this film into "report", please allow me to think like this. I hope there will be no "feeder associations" like the "butterfly effect".
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