At the beginning of the film, Iger, as a clown adopted by a circus, is ruthlessly exploited by capitalists. An accident led Frankenstein to discover that Iger has a unique intelligence and brain under his ugly appearance. Iger was actually very keen on medicine, but in the production relationship at that time, Iger was alienated, manifested as missing legs and a hunchback. Marx said, "The free development of everyone is the condition for the free development of all people." So Frankenstein decided to rescue Iger. When Frankenstein opened the cage, Iger couldn't wait to run out.
The film answers the first question here: the relationship between people and experience.
Frankenstein then invited Iger to participate in his own experiments to bring dead corpses back to life in what they felt were scientific methods. Guided by similar values, they began to collaborate to fulfill their dreams. Difficulties came at this time, the best police detectives in the police station began to investigate them, and the evil capitalists wanted to seize their technology. The result, of course, was a victory for the male protagonists. Here the film answers the second question: the relationship between people.
Finally, when they resurrected the corpse, they found that the experimental product has no soul, and there is still no way for people to create a real life like nature. Because we are created by nature, it can also be said to be created by God, so we can never replace and become the "?" who created us. Only by knowing the insignificance of human beings can we understand the greatness of life.
At the end of the film, it answers the third question: the relationship between man and nature.
At the end of the film, a suspense is added, that is, the failure of the experiment is because the brain is not added. But if you add it, then the bible will be rewritten, hahaha.
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