Let’s talk about the film first. It was mentioned at the beginning that these eyes changed my life, so don’t look at it as a science fiction film, although the word “origin” makes people can’t help but explore. As for the male protagonist's efforts to find the biological chain of eye evolution, it does not say that the chain has an evolutionary explanation, nor does it say that the male protagonist did not think of using a species without sight to find the origin at first, and finally does not say why The second female sequence is so easy, I just want to say that you find the existence of key genes in that kind of earthworm, and then what? ? ? - Seven years later? (So I still watched it as a sci-fi movie.)
Back to the original point, let’s talk about the advantages first:
1. The eyes are very beautiful. In addition, I wonder if it was influenced by the saying that “the eyes are the window to the soul”?
2. The songs are very nice, especially the songs that the male protagonist listened to after he met the female protagonist in the car, which matched the whole scene very well. Dust it of
3. Some of what the heroine said is worth pondering. Especially after the male protagonist said that you can give earthworms vision, it is roughly as follows:
You can't think of yourself as a god. This earthworm had no vision before, and despite the existence of light, they couldn't feel it, so what reason is there to add another sense to it now, and what impact does this have on its world?
Back to the human point of view. Changing a gene can give earthworms vision that they never had before, so is it possible that in the population, some people have some genes changed so that they have another sense, such as "feeling another the existence of a world"?
The highlights of this film are here, and the grooves are also here, which will be discussed later.
4. Finally, the male protagonist's confession to the female protagonist is also a very characteristic part of the movie: "We were together a long time ago. Before the big bang, my atoms must be next to yours, until the big bang. For a split second, we were apart, but after 13.7 billion years, now my atoms and yours are together again” (“atoms” here means “basic composition”). It is very strange that we believe in science, so we believe in the Big Bang, but when the scale of time and space reaches a certain limit, what we say is very religious. Think of similar words, "We are all the dust of the universe."
Slots:
1. The setting of "the iris of the reincarnated soul will not change".
2. Research on the origin of the eye, what is the result and purpose, is not mentioned in the film, and it has not been well developed as a clue.
3. After discovering the connection between your child and someone, why not go directly to the professor at the university who claims to be doing autism research? Such a database developed by a friend's company has all the iris data, and it didn't discover this in advance?
As mentioned above, there are too many technical questions, so the whole plot feels hard, as if it was developed in this way to complete the story of the protagonists.
Finally, when I saw about 1/3 of the time, I thought that it was time to increase the size of the situation, especially when the female protagonist said to the male protagonist, "Imagine that there are a small number of people in this world who have mutated and have feelings that other people can't know. , imagine that there is another door and a window in this room", thinking about whether there is another way to explain religion or supernatural phenomena, plus the heroine said to the hero "I know you have it too. ”, so I guessed whether the male lead would gradually discover his abilities in his interactions with the female lead, and then connect with his own profession and discover something... When the female lead hung up... hung up... hung up...
Finally, I feel that I need to check the information to understand the evolution of the eyes, so that I can talk about it in the lecture~ (the material about the eyes can also be intercepted from the film)
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