The story is still quite innovative, but the whole is a bit procrastinated: for example, what is the use of taking a while to talk about the children's grandfather's social phobia, in order to show that he can bravely walk out of the house for the children later? Why take the time to set up a lurking female scientist who is trying to get information out of her own interests, in order to show that bad guys are bad guys after all? What is the purpose of the single man on the train hooking up and teasing the married woman, just for the last single man to help the married woman as a favor? . . . Now this is just a mini-series, not a long-run drama. These plots are completely optional. If you cut a quarter to an hour, the whole film will be much smoother and better.
Although I'm not sure, there should be quite a few scientific loopholes. And I also see one obvious: the United States and Kazakhstan can see the moon at the same time, one in the daytime and the other in the night, if the moon is close to the horizon, that's all, but the moon seen in both places is the same. in Zhongtian. . .
But the most idiotic bug in this will take time. Before Roland went to the United States, his fiancee's train had an accident, and Alex's two children and grandfather also had a car accident. But after a rescue plan, Roland and Alex also came to Kazakhstan from the United States, but they were still wandering outside. . . The same is true on the moon, no matter how many times your moon's gravity increases, but you don't need to install things that are only two steps away for several hours, but because this confusion is the concept of time to kill two scientists, it's too stupid X bar. . . Finally, in 6 or 7 minutes, how far can an aircraft fly, can it really escape the shock wave that blows up a quarter of the moon? . .
The visual effects are half and a half, the weightless scene, the large moon seen on the earth, these are still good, but those 3D modeling are too thunderous, especially the weightless freighter. . .
In general, it's still pretty good, and I love mini-series the most in American dramas, so I don't have to chase it hard, etc. After reading it, you don't have to worry about not being able to watch it at all, or if you are addicted to watching it but suddenly get cut off. And it's the sci-fi genre I like, and finally gave it three and a half four stars. . .
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