At the beginning, I feel that the content is not very incisive (maybe I am not a big fan of Oldman), and the details of life on Mars are quite exquisite. I personally think that the period from the escape from Asa to the encounter with the former heroine is the most fun, but if you can describe it in a longer length, let him experience some warm and cold stalks, it seems that it has not touched the hearts of people, and it is gently worried. It's a pity that I just closed the pen, this growth experience that belongs to him alone is really too important. On the contrary, the high-speed running of the male and female thief with the heroine has always made me play... The climax was passed by the crash of the two people. After that, the development was a bit boring, I felt purely romantic, and not beautiful enough. The most important thing is that I didn’t feel the different qualities of the "Martian" during the journey...If there are any, those important jokes will be seen in the trailer... After Asa got home, the dying talk by the sea was the most sincere and touching. In the end, the ending was just right. The audience knew that the following story might be more exciting. After all, the four people were really intertwined at that time. The flying distance of a few months was not a problem at all, but it was enough to talk about it here.
Asa’s character design is very good, the interpretation is also very good, you can describe more details about him as a genius, such as inadvertently in front of his peers, dazzling high IQ but not nerd can be more fierce. Some haha. Looking at him, he would think of Matt Damon, but Asa’s genius character set is indeed more sunny and aggressive than Mr. M’s.
The performance of the heroine is indeed a bit ordinary (not to mention that it looks only rebellious but does not have a sense of youth), maybe It might be more ethereal to play Cara, and it’s better with Asa, but watching her starring Luc Besson’s super production will be released in July, I don’t feel like I will pick up this small and fresh one.
Gery Oldman has never been the type of uncle I like. I feel that there are too many words and a little exaggeration. This time I also played a so bad father. I really found out that he had gotten into it just before the end. . .
Carla Gugino's genius godmother Hin has love, quiet and heart-warming love, and finally she wants to transfer this love to the hostess. She also hopes that Asa will maintain this special affection after she understands her godmother's love.
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