The director's ability to tell stories is very strong. First, he let the audience into the play through a few warm little clips, then parted ways, and finally had an oriental reunion. Although old-fashioned, I have to admit that this is the most common oriental touch, and countless boys and girls are addicted to Korean dramas and Japanese dramas of this type. Among them, the part of returning home is really detached from the whole film, it is worthy of praise, it is extremely beautiful, and it is extremely sensational. The unrestrained childhood full of dreams and the deep family love without regrets and no return, as well as the creek with flower petals, the greetings from the neighbors and the villagers, the small boxes for collecting treasures, it is really a sigh that time is gone. go back!
The robot girlfriend played by Lingze has a kawaii face, a biangbiang body, obedient and coquettish, and the ability to travel through time and space. She also acts as a bodyguard and nanny. Apart from being unable to ML, she is simply a perfect girlfriend. A homeboy's dream.
After watching the film, I kept thinking about the time-space logic in the film. After thinking about it for a while, I felt bored. Years of science studies have made me accustomed to logical thinking, and movies should be watched with the right brain. Love can transcend life and non-life. Love can travel through time and space. Occasionally put aside rationality and be moved a little, it is beneficial to physical and mental health.
In addition, before watching this movie, I just saw an article in the evening newspaper about Japanese robots. Whereas the rest of the world fears robots more than loves them, look at Hollywood sci-fi movies where artificial intelligence is mostly evil, and the Japanese have an inexplicable adoration for robots. Japan's Toyota has spent huge sums of money to develop robots, and this project has long been proven to be an unprofitable money loser, but they still do it, which is evident. Next year's World Expo, you can go to the Japan Pavilion to see.
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