I said, I don't even remember what Interstellar said. But, at least years from now, I should still remember potatoes on Mars.
This film, when it comes to the plot, is really not particularly good, even a bit old-fashioned. Whether it was Mark who was left alone on Mars and survived the disaster; or the team finally disobeyed the order and decided to go back to pick up Mark; or even in the end, there was always a little bit of a situation, HE after all kinds of small shocks.
I just have to admit, this film has a really good entry point. Do you think it's cool to grow potatoes on Mars? Do you also feel a little excited when you see Mark working so hard to carry the Martian soil, looking for nutrients, and then small green seedlings emerge?
Therefore, whether it is crossing or being left behind on the Lonely Island, the first element of survival is that if you are an all-rounder, how can you live otherwise.
Of course, there is also the ubiquitous and powerful space agency of the Great Celestial Dynasty, haha. Especially when I just watched Chen Shu, a female astronautics expert, and went to see the pounding stars in the next two days, and I was surprised to find that Chen Shu has become a gold medal broker, Sister Mei. The contrast is huge, haha.
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