This film not only advertises "fantasy" and "science fiction", but also claims to be "thriller". Unfortunately, after watching the whole film, the thriller does not exist. Confused after reading it.
After watching this play, it is very doubtful that the screenwriter and director of this work, Ms. Alice, is a rich and well-connected character who can withstand such waste of funds and reputation. I have to mention that this movie reminds me of some Sue novels I read a long time ago. The plot and lines of this kind of Sue are really nostalgic. Ah, lost youth.
The art of this movie is very good. Although it is gorgeous and a little naive as a certain gentleman said, this lower thinks that compared with other parts, it is still blameless. However, as far as the current script is concerned, this lower thinks that it is not worthy of such beautiful props and environment. Themes that could obviously be digged deeper are just displayed in front of people like stone embryos that have been dusted off a little. The plot context that is powerless to complain, the inexplicable background setting, the extremely childish line expression, the IQ of the characters who give up thinking, the protagonist who lacks momentum, the anticlimactic ending, and the incomprehensible ending. These all tell the majority of lowers how difficult it is to realize a good idea.
Of course, Ms. Alice's upper thinking, I can't match the lower. Maybe Ms. Alice is just telling the majority of lowers how hard life is for the uppers, and how difficult the lives of the uppers are. Of course, it is also very difficult for the lowers, but how can the lowers understand the predicament of the uppers. Ah, upper is not free at all, ah, upper yearns for freedom.
Blow* without any convincing, ho-ho!
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