After I watched this movie, there are only four words: What is it?
There is only one reason why this maternity test that passed the final test is so responsive: the core program that a male programmer made for the robot.
Means this motherhood is: Notre Dame disease.
It is too logical for a woman who has been nurtured by robots for twenty years to believe in humans outside for no reason.
An extreme case in the real world: A child raised by an animal would not believe in humans at first.
The true nature of motherhood is: the right to live and the right to kill.
The robot has the right to kill human cubs, but it has no motherhood, because the reason for killing is that the cubs are not suitable for motherhood in the future.
Nature’s right to kill is embodied in the fact that the mother believes that the cub does not have the ability to survive alone or that the cub’s continued survival will threaten the mother’s own life.
So the awkwardness of this drama is that robots are not like real mothers, nor are the humans it nurtured. They are more like the requirements of mothers from the perspective of patriarchy.
I hope that male screenwriters and male directors will face the reality and give up their obsession with such films. They are still too aggressive. Just like in "Dune", after thousands of years, human beings are still a patriarchal society. I feel dizzy. Don't live so long, get extinct earlier, it's worth it.
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