(Continue to belong to the series of short reviews accidentally written over)
Among the three themes, the theme about family has the highest degree of completion, echoing the current upsurge in feminism, reminding the world that the contribution made by housewives to the family and society is underestimated. The impulse to value and dream, on the other hand, is exhausted by the naughty, education and adolescent rebellion of the bear children. It is estimated that most female audiences feel the same way. Men may also express their gratitude and admiration to their other half after watching it. love.
The other two topics I think have only scratched the surface and have full potential to continue to dig deeper:
One is to use the concept expressed by "screen master" to satirize the impact of the overwhelming electronic information flow in today's society on the public: in the face of massive information flow, the public has no ability to distinguish good from bad, and they indiscriminately tend to sensory stimulation. and emotionally controlled programs and videos, on the one hand, it is a waste of one's own time and life to receive spam (in fact, this aspect is secondary, after all, one of the purposes of entertainment programs and games is to use the least social cost. to consume most of the excess energy of the public); on the other hand, the media has become a tool for some people to control public sentiment, whether those people are advertisers, merchandising, state machines, politicians, or xx groups with bad intentions. Just like in the film, when the public put on glasses and looked at the black mirror, the incompetent masses were hypnotized to forget all their incapacity, while the slightly capable "supermen" were systematically assimilated into continuing maintenance. Desk advertises the screws that control the machine. Where the film is not perfect in this direction is that I don't understand at all, since "Screenmaster" opposes and discriminates against media marketing and control, how can it suddenly become the object she opposes itself, and how does she want to break this. What about controlling the machine? In reality, it may also be a difficult problem for the time being, not to mention the question of how the (regulatory) power itself is regulated in the next issue, the setting of regulatory standards will inevitably violate the larger issue of the boundary of freedom of speech, and The implementation of supervision itself is difficult.
The last one is the legality of the "superpower" that is now being discussed. In fact, the comics and movies of "Watchmen" are so good that it can be said to end the final issue of this superpower anime and movie. It can be said that it is a very realistic and rational result. I won't say much here, if you want to go deeper, please go to "Watchmen"!
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