film is probably the big turn of science geek, those terms that seem to be understood but not understood, plus optimism to the end The burst of positive energy made me, as a liberal arts student, feel a little useless; but fortunately, I am sure and glad that I have rational and cold logical thinking - for example, I can experience the turbulent "Elrond King Conference". Feeling.
Since the assassination of bin Laden, the model worker's paranoid Kochi's image of a professional woman has become more and more fixed. I always wondered if Gravity would play for her back then, would she also get a golden statuette.
I've always liked orange, so I like the wildly beautiful orange planet in the film (and the orange Martian suit); but it's the only "villain" in the film - maybe you can't say it Nature is the opposite. It is as always and impartial. It seems to be unknown, but also contains violent power. It teaches us to be curious, teach us awe, and lead us to explore.
It can also be said that the film's intentions are high enough. On the one hand, the American flag and NASA's logo frequently appear, rendering American patriotism;
Finally, thanks to myself, I can experience, be excited and moved by these things.
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