A short review of The Man in the High Castle

"The Man in the High Castle" is characterized by setting up multiple living spaces, historical and realistic, real and virtual, allowing people to travel through them, bewildering, and bewildered. Perhaps it is because of the differences in the living environment of the writers of the novels or the playwrights, the lack of experience, the lack of deep understanding, the lack of depth in the criticism and disclosure of totalitarianism in the works, and it is only superficial, and the plot arrangement in the play is not reasonable, such as big characters doing small things, It's too easy for a small person to go on an adventure. As a result, firstly, the totalitarian villainy was not deeply expressed through the plot, and the setting of some plots weakened the degree of the villainy; secondly, the "realism" and "realness" of the scene of the drama were weakened. It is limited to the entanglement and entanglement between the characters (German, Japan and the United States), and lacks the grand background that it should have; the third is to weaken the conflict, confrontation and tension of the play, so that the plot is flattened and the audience is less concerned about the characters. Safety concerns.

View more about The Man in the High Castle reviews