And this film is very long and thin, the blank space not only can not lead the audience into the mood, but it is redundant and boring, which should not be understood as the cold feeling that the film needs.
The absurd imagination also needs to be rational. The film uses a very old-fashioned and strange assumption-human beings are faked without emotion, ruled by interest groups, people only have absolute obedience, no doubt, the emotion of the protagonist is the key part, Don't get it right, and they look awkward (not just in relation to their environment, but out of line with themselves). It seems that the satire of this film is not very clever.
Contrary to mainstream sci-fi films, with the development of science and technology, technological products will not treat people more and more as emotionless machines, but technological products will become more and more humanized, making people addicted and paralyzed. Science fiction films have long ceased to focus on the purely technological elements themselves, and this film seems to be too simplistic.
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