The epitome of human history

Kennedi 2022-04-23 07:01:12

After the nuclear explosion of World War II, thought-provoking material was produced. Japan created the Godzilla monster to reflect the Japanese people's fear of nuclear weapons, while the United States created mutants and put them into a sensitive period such as the Cold War, when everyone was uneasy. Class conflicts go straight to the top.

Mutants are like various groups that have always been discriminated against by humans: women, blacks, orientations, etc., but these groups are all vulnerable, they have almost no choice and no resistance, they can only choose to fight for and integrate into society, while mutants People are different. The creators have given them powerful powers to fight for their rights and to be different. They even appear in front of humans with a new species, a species higher than humans. Humans feel unprecedented panic. We have always regarded ourselves as creators and owners of the world, but when we face a group that we are almost powerless to resist, we can truly feel our usual ignorance and arrogance from the perspective of the weak. And mutants have always existed, but the number is small. In the past, they always appeared in the records in the form of gods. However, after the nuclear explosion, the number of mutants increased sharply, forcing human beings to face this group powerful enough to destroy civilization. Also ironic.

We destroy the world with the slogan of protection, but in the end we will only be destroyed by ourselves. We pride ourselves on being strong, but we are actually fragile as dust.

Returning to the mutants, although they are a new evolutionary existence, they also evolved from human beings and grew up in human society. Their choices can also be regarded as a microcosm of human history and politics. In the film, Professor X is a moderate. He came from a wealthy family and graduated from Oxford University and obtained the title of professor. He is the crystallization of human beings for thousands of years and represents the spiritual progress of human beings. What he chooses is to live together and fight for his own interests. Knowing yourself and integrating into society is accepted by people, just like what the discriminated groups do today, and Magneto is obviously a radical who grew up in the Nazi concentration camp as a murder weapon. In my eyes, he is more like the most essential cruelty of human beings. Humanity itself is just a species on the earth. There is no so-called order, rules and discrimination in this world. These are the rights and control that human beings give themselves when they continue to strengthen and exterminate other people. The destruction of a cultural society is caused by another culture. Society occupies and replaces.




The X-Men has always been a very in-depth work, but unfortunately many of the works are just boring dramas that are purely commercial battles between good and evil. "First Station" obviously has made a good demonstration, in addition to digging the comics itself. The clash of civilizations As well as the weakness of human nature, the plot rhythm, mirroring, and character depiction are quite remarkable. It is also a work not to be missed without the coat of superheroes.

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Extended Reading
  • Akeem 2022-03-23 09:01:13

    After going abroad, the degree of excitement in the cinema is second only to the awesome movies of "The Dark Knight" and "Inception"! ! ! There are all kinds of goose bumps! ! ! Looking at the director’s resume, you know that the name of this film should actually be called "X-Men: Kick-Ass"! ! !

  • Madilyn 2022-03-24 09:01:14

    Basic affection is the mainstay, and love is the supplement. Big Love

X-Men: First Class quotes

  • Professor Charles Xavier: You know, I believe that true focus lies somewhere between rage and serenity. Would you mind if I...

    [Charles makes a gesture to request permission to read Erik's mind]

    Erik Lehnsherr: [Erik signals approval and while Charles reads Erik minds. We see moments of Erik's childhood with his mother] What did you just do to me?

    [Both Erik and Charles cries]

    Professor Charles Xavier: I accessed the brightest corner of your memory system. It's a very beautiful memory, Erik. Thank you.

    Erik Lehnsherr: I didn't know I still had that.

    Professor Charles Xavier: There is so much more to you than you know. Not just pain and anger. There is good, too. I felt it. When you can access all of that, you will possess a power no one can match. Not even me.

  • Professor Charles Xavier: Shaw's declared war on mankind on all of us, he has to be stopped.

    Erik Lehnsherr: I am not gonna stop Shaw, I am gonna kill him. Do you have it in you to allow that?

    [Erik pauses while Charles shifts in his chair uneasy]

    Erik Lehnsherr: You known all along why I was here Charles, but things have changed. What started as a covert of mission, tomorrow mankind will know mutants exist. Shaw, us, they won't differentiate. They'll fear us. And that fear will turn to hatred.

    Professor Charles Xavier: Not if we stop a war, not if we can prevent Shaw, not if we risk our lives doing so.

    Erik Lehnsherr: Would they do the same for us?

    Professor Charles Xavier: We have it in us to be the better man.

    Erik Lehnsherr: We already are! We are the next stage of human evolution, you said it yourself...

    Professor Charles Xavier: [cuts in] No, no...

    Erik Lehnsherr: Are you really so naive as to think that they won't battle their own extinction? Or is it arrogance?

    Professor Charles Xavier: [looks at Erik in disagreement] I am sorry.

    Erik Lehnsherr: After tomorrow, they are gonna turn on us. But you are blinded because you believe they are all like Moira.

    Professor Charles Xavier: And you believe they are all like Shaw.

    [leans forward]

    Professor Charles Xavier: Listen to me very carefully, my friend: killing Shaw will not bring you peace.

    Erik Lehnsherr: Peace was never an option.