Everyone said that the first half of the film was better, and I felt the same way. Except that it was a pity that my brother died, everything else was good. As I watched it, I thought, why did I read 100,000 sneer jokes if I didn't have any morals before? ! Is that a cartoon? What's so funny about taking it empty-handed! Is it really not ashamed to be complacent about the success of this cartoon (oh)? I think the level of Chinese animation and the world's top level (well, Disney) is getting worse, and there is almost a momentum that will never be able to catch up. (Unless there is force majeure such as earthquakes, tsunamis, wars, etc.) It is now popular to resist Western values, but my Eastern values will throw away my armor when I see Disney. To say that it is true, don't look at the current Chinese movies as if they are thriving, if there is no state control of imported movies, I don't know what the fiasco will be. As for cartoons, I can't even mention it. The money that the country uses to make animations has become a crime of enclosure projects to build international animation industrial parks in 6-tier cities. So I feel that I will never be able to stand on the podium and pretend to talk about animation, and it is absolutely impossible to talk about animation without cursing people.
Back to the beginning. . The robot is a kid’s thing, and the university is the place of dreams, but even the Halo professor in the film has been corrupted by academic corruption, so let’s not talk more about it here. However, isn't it that the American film and television works for children have a rule that says, "If there are adult villains, we must create good adult people who help the children, so as not to let the children disappointed in the world"? There are no good people in this film who can compete with professors and bad capitalists. Brother, and brother’s classmates, aren’t everyone all children? Saving the world by children seems to be the logic of Japanese comics and animation. There are no adults, only the great white made of brother's soul is constantly healing everyone. Moreover, even though the too kind brother died, he created a big white to continue his pursuit. Da Bai's body did not come back later, but the spirit came back. Xiaohong recreated Dabai, as long as he kept backing up, he could actually live forever. so. . The continuation of the self is no longer limited to DNA. Everyone is very cute and Dabai, I think Dabai is outside of his cute appearance, and more importantly, he represents the expectations of human beings for artificial intelligence. Da Bai is just a robot, his brother gave him a green healing chip, and Xiao Hong gave him a red battle chip. When he runs two programs at the same time, he is more like a whole person, neither weak nor cruel. But when Xiaohong discovered that the person who killed his brother was a professor, he wanted him to run only the combat program. Seeing this, I didn't even think there was anything wrong, but my brother's classmates stopped Xiaohong. because. . If you become the same person as your enemy, you have already failed. Xiaohong is still a child, and Xiaohong’s little robot is also a child (there are also friendly mode and combat mode, representing the two sides of human nature), but if he represents the most advanced productivity (...), then his choice will be Determine the future.
It is said that in 2070, super artificial intelligence will appear, and humans may perish or live forever. In the years before that moment, the current child may think of the Dabai that he saw when he was a child countless times. (As a medical robot, it is impossible for ps Dabai not to understand the concept of "death". He can even feel the vital signs of the professor's daughter in different time and space. Then, he said that his brother has always been here, which may mean that his brother is not dead. He may In a parallel universe, the sequel will be back.)
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