Let me talk about the impressive places after the climax:
1. The lower the IQ of this drama, the more surprises it will be, and it will be boring to guess everything. When Teresa took out Bernard's blueprint, she saw the chrysanthemum tightening, and her back was chilled. Although the previous robots were vivid in appearance, they could not feel the sensitive emotions of humanization, but Bernard was so emotional. Ford had doubts, had a love-hate relationship with Teresa, and could not see a trace of the machine at all, it was terrible! How many robots are still hidden among humans, completely invisible!
2. The emotion of the robot
Ford said that Bernard was a work of art, and his tone was full of admiration and showing off, because Bernard had the emotion of a human being, guilt. When the body of a machine is put on a human coat and circulates in a preset mode, it is at most a realistic inflatable doll. Being raped and stabbed to death in the park is only part of the game, and no one will go back to show mercy. It was an icy machine, but Bernard was restless and kept asking himself why he killed Teresa. At that moment, he felt so pitiful. When he was wiped out of his memories and pain, he only felt an icy mechanical breath. Health, when a robot already has human emotions, you can no longer see it as a machine to play with, and when Ford sees a machine showing emotion, he still just continues to manipulate Bernard as an experimental work, I can feel it It is the ruthlessness that is unique to human beings.
3. The prostitute
I won't say much about the opening and hanging paragraphs of coercing and enticing two butchers. Let's see if we can come back later! This character is currently the first robot in the play to recognize its own reality, and the first to wake up emotionally. This should be what Ford pursued, developing the humanized emotions of robots. It may also be the difference between Arnold and Ford. The pursuit of technology makes robots infinitely close to humans. If a robot cares about ethics, is such a robot still a pure machine? In the flashback of the plot, the prostitute sits on the high pedals of the laboratory, surrounded by a group of uniformed staff, isolated and helpless, begging humans not to erase their memories, at that moment, is it the credit of technology, or is it Does human nature bring machines to life?
3. Timeline
As a melon eater with a low IQ, I always feel that dual time lines are nonsense, how can it be so complicated, are you confused watching the drama? The 8th episode is a complete slap in the face. There are multiple timelines for sure, but I don't know whether it is two or three. I feel that the pit is getting bigger and bigger, and my heart is so tired. It can be solved in two years of Game of Thrones. Yes, but have no choice but to take a new pit.
4. Robot Awakening
When watching the first episode, Delores's father began to doubt himself and reality. When he was emotionally shouting revenge in the laboratory, I always thought that this show was a robot riot, and the identity of the ruler and the ruled were reversed. As the story progresses, the truth gradually emerges. It turns out that the self-awakening of the machine is just my wishful thinking. The sounds the machine hears, the dreams it sees, and the doubts about reality are all preset. If you think about it carefully, the routine of Westworld is too deep.
5.
The bald head of the man in black is so bright, like a torch in the dark, illuminating the direction of life.
This line of Delores is too slow, too slow, too slow. If it weren't for the good looks of the actors, I would like to fast-forward.
6. The last bit
of the title is too good, too good, too good, slow shots, meticulous production process, pale machine body, gloomy music, my wife glanced at it and said it was creepy and scary.
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