After reading a lot of comments, they all said that this is a movie that sci-fi fans will like very much, but from my personal point of view, a movie with a documentary nature will still make me feel uncomfortable. Although such an angle will give the audience a sense of intimacy and feel immersive, but it is a test of film skills.
Several flight members in the film are very friendly and helpful and considerate of each other. But their individualism seems to be too much, and the individual sacrifice is too strong, that is, to sacrifice the individual to complete the task. I think the level of technology like the United States should be relatively advanced. Why do you still want to go even if you know it and are uncertain? Is this also the fault of individualism? Why do you know there is a danger and still ignore it? I just want to know, when they got to the surface of Europa, someone saw the light on the side of the lander, why do they still think it is the chemical effect of microorganisms? Why would anyone have to do surface walking when they are not allowed? I am afraid that our bricklayers will scold them: "You are really not very good, and your skills are not good." Looking at me, I want to ask: "Why is this happening?" And these, let me Thinking of it, this may be the director trying his best to perform the film well, but he is a little powerless. Because we can imagine that if we look at their landing site in the movie, their task is very simple, just use the cantilever of the lander to collect and detect, and then return, which is boring. However, the director is smart, the lander deviates 100 meters from the original landing point. In this way, the desired data cannot be collected. Then what should I do, no, at this time someone will go down to the surface of Europa. It's the same as we play on a frozen lake in winter, who knows what's going to happen. But, really, it happened, we lost a member. Really, before she got off the lander, I really wanted to tell her, "The director is going to kill you."
The director didn't know if he knew what the air pressure in space was like. When James, who lost his life, and his teammates went to check the circuit of the spacecraft, oxygen was spilled on James' space suit due to the rupture of the panel. Because this space fuel is corrosive, James cannot be allowed to enter. cabin. But his teammates didn't hesitate to take off his space suit and throw him in. I want to say, Director, I'll give you a try while you're in space.
Does the last "monster" clip look a bit like an octopus? Just a few more bulbs.
According to the principle of thermodynamics, the monster must have a body temperature of at least two hundred to heat the surrounding temperature to 50 degrees Celsius. Because the film mentioned that the temperature there is close to absolute zero.
There are still many things that are not based on science, and it is really boring to say too much. Saying this here, I'll just do it if you don't want water. In short, due to the recent decline in the quality of domestic films, many people are very interested in this so-called European and American blockbuster. Everyone is also discussing, why bother, these are all references. In my opinion, European and American blockbusters are the same as our films, but we are reluctant to accept this fact.
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