I was not only impressed by the script and the special effects of the film, but by some of the points it conveyed.
Obviously, the ignorance and greed and selfishness of human nature have caused the mutants to have a side that is hostile to humans. Just before Eric called himself Magneto, he said to Professor X: tell me I am wrong. This sentence is so handsome, but human behavior proved that Eric was right, so he also became Magneto.
The film's interpretation of abilities is also in place. Even if you have superpowers, how to further improve and exert your superpowers, just like people, requires training. But the most important training is mental training, which is control. Control is the highest point of all abilities. For any mutant, it is nothing more than the ability to control them. Of course, teleporters need to control their emotions. I think this setting of the movie is very human.
Furthermore, the film also encourages us to be ourselves and not to try to change... of course it's chicken soup.
Of course, the film also criticized the use of nuclear weapons. Setting nuclear weapons as the reason for the emergence of mutants is actually a criticism of human selfishness and waging war.
In fact, the best way to let ignorant humans and mutants coexist is: let humans know how powerful mutants are, and then mutants can be cultivated with a benevolent heart, and ignorant humans can only be dominated by power and fear beyond their own reach. , so as to learn a lesson, in fact, I think it is impossible to coexist on an equal footing. Human beings dominated by mutants is the correct solution to the theory of biological evolution.
Regarding the ending of whether the CIA female agent lost her memory or told a lie to humans? Some people say it is a lie, but I think it should be that the memory was really cleared by Professor X, and he did not want a human being involved in the confrontation between the two species.
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