The heroine is undoubtedly the main ingredient of this film. She recently acted in another supplementary sci-fi film, "Perfect Feeling" is also a sci-fi film with a weird taste. Um. Everyone can go and see.
The core of the film is to explore whether human clones are "things" or "humans". The heroine's emotion is selfish or great. . On the level of
love like this, is it because the male protagonist wants to overthrow the female protagonist because of Oedipus or because the love of the female protagonist is written in genes and destined? And does the female protagonist want to be pushed down by the male protagonist she raised? These are the contradictions and disputes that the film tries to express
because genetically they are not chaos. . But from the emotional point of view, the male protagonist's emotions are in chaos. . . (Actually, the male protagonist in the copy version has pushed down the female protagonist many times, and he came to the beach once when he was young.)
The issue of the Oedipus plot is actually very historical in Europe. In Greek mythology, Gaia gave birth to Uranus and then XX out of a group of little monsters. This is the goddess attribute I'm talking about first,
but I don't want to seriously discuss this issue. . . There are too many loopholes in the details of the film. In addition to those mentioned at the beginning, there is also how a computer that has been in use for almost 20 years can still be opened so easily. In short, there are so many that you can't help but complain.
It seems that it is just for the aesthetic texture (in fact, only the heroine is beautiful) ~ The director decisively abandoned all the details selectively. . . . So if you like Eva Green, this is worth a look. . (Actually like Eva Green, watch "Perfect Feeling" to see more (you know) shots)
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