I have to admit that French cinema has its own charm. As the pioneering work of science fiction films, although the film did not have the big production of contemporary Hollywood science fiction blockbusters, it was a great success in that era. What shocked me the most was its color technology. When I first saw this film, I even had some doubts, is this a 1902 film? Why is it colored? I still remember in "Hugo" that Madame Méliès said that those colors were dyed one by one in the later period, thousands of negatives, especially in the early 20th century when the technology was not developed, the hard work involved It is also conceivable.
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