Is there gravity in space?, Reivew on Cargo

As a Swiss film, the German-speaking country does not seem to be as rigorous as Germany in the details. As a furry person, and I have a strong interest in themes such as earth immigration, I still observe very carefully the sci-fi design inside. There are a few things that I can't figure out. After the heroine enters the virtual world, she sends DV Weibo to the real world. How did the camera get into the virtual world? Created by imagination? If it is created by imagination, how can you send video to the space station? Is the hostess wearing it? That's even more wrong. . . Anyway, I am so entangled in thinking about it.
There is one strangest place. I always think that space is a place without oxygen and no gravity. Nima, this is not the ocean. . . . . . . Even if there is no fuel or what is said in the movie, it is just like space junk floating forever in the vast starry sky, right? Just floating like this, the heroine can even look up at the starry sky occasionally when she returns to Earth. Imagine which little dot is the floating hero, isn't it Miaozhai?

Although there are some things I don't understand, I'm not an expert after all, maybe the space N light-years away has gravity. . . If you don't pay attention to his flaws, it will be a sincere film. You can watch it, but students who are used to watching HOLLYWOOD films may feel that the rhythm is too slow and procrastinated. At least I think so, if you want to write a plot summary, 500 words is enough.

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