"Each of us feels that we are the chosen one." ——A chose to make this sentence his favorite theme in the movie.
Both K and Joey are replicas, obsessively pursuing the soul. Joi wants to "die like a normal woman". Luv is also pursuing a unique "I am the best".
Human self-indulgence. The creation and maintenance of human self-worth. Not only humans in this film, but even human replicas and even silicon-based creatures are infected with human sentimentality.
Miracle. The Chosen One. Wallace thought he was Moses. Both K and Luv thought they were Abraham who could offer their most precious existence to God. It is only through sacrifice that a unique connection with God can be established. But tragedy and sacrifice, sometimes just a part of life...don't have any metaphysical meaning.
- They are no different from other replicants.
There are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. But in the eyes of other species, it is just a thousand paramecia. Uniformly boring. Even more so in modern society.
The sense of religious ritual in the film is well reflected through composition and color. But the soundtrack is a failure. Since interstellar, a person has not liked Hans Zimmer's soundtrack, and this time it is still too hard and irrelevant. monotonous. No tune. The effect is maddening. Every time the BGM of a key scene makes people think that something will jump out of the protagonist's back - he always seems to want to express the protagonist's emotions with a strong sense of conflict, but the result is that people feel like watching a horror movie. Unbelievably heartbroken.
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