It cannot be denied that this is a dark film. However, his inner color is not sombre. The scarlet color adorned it from time to time as the flesh flew. Snow-white missionary clothes, bright red archbishop's clothes, not even the blue sky anymore. There are some colors, but they are generally dark, symbolizing the various evil consequences of human society because of their own greed
. The background, costumes, props, buildings, weapons, but all similar to World War II. Some say it's retro. I beg to differ. I think the director's intention is that although technology continues to innovate, technology will no longer benefit mankind under the vain ambition of mankind to dominate the world. The lives of ordinary people are forever fixed in the 1840s.
Compared with mainstream sci-fi films such as "The Fifth Element", the film has a different feeling. Mainstream sci-fi gives us more visual impact. Everything is so novel. However, this film is in decline. Human life has not been improved due to the advancement of technology, but it has become worse year by year. Many people are unacceptable. Maybe because I'm a pessimist, so I can accept it.
The plot of the film is cliché, there is nothing to point out. The music is good and fits the ups and downs of the plot. Most of the actors are quite satisfactory, only Dai Wenqingmu has some bright spots (that is, the oriental woman in it).
By the way, the director actually painted the flags of the four major groups as variants of the United States, Japan, England, and Russia. Come on, Japan can rule the East too? despise
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