There are three classes in the metropolis, the top is humans, such as the Duke party, and the second is robots. They can replace humans to complete a lot of meaningless labor, and threaten the bottom. At the same time, they greatly promote the economy. developing. I just mentioned that the bottom layer is also human, they are those who have no ability and are replaced by robots. This is called polarization. In fact, the current human society is also facing this stage. At the same time, this film is mixed with partisan disputes, with the struggle of the regime, combined with reality. At the same time, Earl Rhett, in cooperation with Dr. Luo, made a robot that was very similar to his daughter, but loved him in the wrong way and gave him the highest rights. And in the count's cognition, his daughter is a complete robot, and he also revealed that the ultimate purpose is to let the robot daughter cooperate with other machines to become a computer that rules the world. Although doing so on the surface seems to give his daughter supreme power and rule the world, it is actually a cruelty and imprisonment for him. The quality is still for their own rights. At the same time, in order to see if his advanced weapons can succeed, he used the robots of the first layer of the world as experiments, and changed the magnetic field to destroy them. showed its cruelty. At the same time, his son Locke was too obsessive and too stubborn. At the same time, his essence has a very clear discrimination against robots. And for his obsession, let his father sit on the throne. He has been chasing down the robot daughter Tima, who is also the villain in this movie, the guy who destroys beauty. Really a hated character, pitiful and hateful. The little protagonist Kenichi has all the characteristics that a protagonist should have, and the most touching aspect of him is that she is on the ground. When she has been turned into a robot by those wire controls, her appearance has also changed. The protagonist did not change his face, and still treated Tima as before. In him, although I can't see some major role, but the spirit in him and the innocence and the pure feelings are moving.
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