A sequel kidnapped by capital

Kendall 2021-12-23 08:01:03

As a science fiction film, it cannot be said to be a passing Hollywood American commercial science fiction film. As a sequel to the 2001 Space Odyssey, it is even less worthy.

1. This movie is filled with lines, full of lines but no aesthetic feeling, as if the characters are chattering at home, forming a strong contrast with the few and philosophical lines in the previous work. It can be said that people are more popular than others; 2 .Whether it is the design of the sense of science and technology in the scene or the explanation of the background, this 2010 is too detailed, so detailed that it makes people lose the space of imagination, which kills the beauty of the movie, and the white space and the unknown are even more reverie. 3. Although the original work is based on the Cold War background, the film is too simplified in the adaptation process, and the conception is too superficial. The old-fashioned dualistic ideology does make people yawn again and again, and the final confession is only world peace, if Literary works can only achieve this level of thinking, I think it is sad; 4. Many small details are even more inexplicable, demonizing the inhumanity of the Soviet Union, and the Soviet female astronauts surrendered to the male protagonist Dr. Freud. Hugging, etc., will only make people feel that the taste is vulgar.

I think Peter Hyams should go to an action movie obediently, and it would be better to show his male hormones that are nowhere to be there.

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  • Gregorio 2022-03-26 09:01:07

    Is it really okay for David Bowman to flicker and flicker like this! ? ! ? Can such an obvious political metaphor really work? ? ! ?

  • Winifred 2022-03-27 09:01:10

    20121027: in peace 20141221: The confrontation that ended the Cold War, the mysterious Black Stone seems to be a two-way foil.

2010: The Year We Make Contact quotes

  • Dimitri Moisevitch: It doesn't take a smart man to appreciate the risk I'm taking by being here with you, Dr. Floyd, and you are a smart man. This is a very bad business in Central America. Ships, planes, buzzing around each other like angry hornets. Very bad.

    Dr. Heywood Floyd: We didn't start it.

    Dimitri Moisevitch: We are scientists, Dr. Floyd. Our governments are enemies. We are not.

  • Walter Curnow: I'm not an astronaut. I'm an engineer. What am I'm doing here?