I don't have any deep obsession with sci-fi, and I never read such comics or play games.
After watching this movie and seeing that Victoria is no longer there, I have been wanting to sleep.
I prefer cloned women to "ex-wife".
(The reason why it is called "ex-wife" is that on the one hand, it is indeed a wife, but it is very delicate whether there is still such a relationship between a living woman and a bunch of cloned men. So I added double quotation marks. . . )
The setting seems to have something to think about, but it sure is. . .
I've only focused on those things with three (probably more) men and women.
The most inexplicable thing about "ex-wife" is that any clone can be used as a husband. You have been saving for 60 years, have you exploded? . . ? !
And it's not just a clone, anyone can use it.
Although seeing the scene where all the drones were powered off after the titan core was destroyed, there was a feeling of the Women's Federation. But this scene here makes more sense than in the Women's Federation. Those in the Women's Federation are creatures, not machines. . .
Then, there are at least 52 cloned male and female pairs, what about the remaining 50 pairs?
In the end, it will not really develop in the direction of NP. . . . . . . .
Still, the impact of the picture is great.
But is it necessary to use such an exaggerated BGM from the beginning? . .
When he was just stating his worldview at the beginning, he felt that he was about to face the final decisive battle. . .
That being said, the design of the screen is really good. Second time.
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