The past and the future can be assumed that the future is the present, travel back to the past, and explore the truth. Scientists in power know everything. The goal is single, and the virus can be added as it is. Falling in love with the beautiful heroine, and reacting to the number 5 billion like a normal person, full of awe, crossing the boundaries of the task and trying to change, but the fate of human beings cannot be changed, his efforts have changed some details, such as completion The one who destroyed the mission changed from "son" to "assistant", but failed to change history. Scientists were numb. In the end, a female scientist's line, with the subtitle "I am selling insurance", was inexplicable, misleading the country and the people. I personally traveled to 1996 and got the virus as it was, so I let out a sigh of relief and said to the "assistant" who didn't know about it, "I am insured." The whole process is full of thought-provoking philosophical propositions, the struggle between redemption and fate is ups and downs, thrilling, and the ending is also depressing. The old cloth hangs up, which is very similar to the last hanging of "Ring Messenger". If the past is the present, the male one is a standard schizophrenic, and the future disaster is the world in his illusory mind. This world is so neatly aligned with the real world, it is like a landscape reflected on a pure lake. Disinfection when sent to a lunatic asylum--disinfection when returning to the underground city on a future mission; CT equipment in the hospital--a scientist's time machine; the pictures are so similar that they naturally arouse associations.
How to understand these two possibilities depends on who is a “normal person” and a “mentally ill person”. The two are opposites. In their own eyes, they are normal, while the other is sick. Try to discuss a judging standard, this standard cannot be objective, because I myself cannot have no premise and position. "Psychopaths" are sick, they behave bizarrely, are full of fantasies, easily cause harm to others, and more importantly, they are a minority, they are not the same as most; "Normal people" are sick. They abuse animals for various reasons, constantly destroy the environment, and create viruses (metaphor nuclear weapons) that can destroy all human beings. Those in power are numb to the number of 5 billion.
Science fiction movies often have such a bridge, presenting some grotesque rumors and unexplained phenomena based on the movie's hypothetical premise, which is reasonable and easy to accept.
This film is comparable to "Blade Runner". The future scenes and pictures are very flavorful, not losing to "Silver", but the past part is much worse, I don't know if it was intentional or not.
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