The storyline of this "Space Traveler" may seem simple, but it's interesting to delve into.
The first half is the male protagonist's personal play, the confession of a lonely patient, quite a bit like "The Rest of the Island" and "I Am Legend".
In the middle part, the collision of two lonely souls creates a spark of desire, which is easily reminiscent of the space version of "Titanic".
And in the end, it became a visually stunning disaster blockbuster.
Three levels and different elements make the rhythm tighter and the story more engaging.
However, the film also caused a lot of controversy in terms of plot: the male protagonist awakened the female protagonist without authorization because he was lonely. Using the female protagonist's lines, this was tantamount to "murder".
But on the other hand, the behavior of the male protagonist is not incomprehensible. It is rare to live alone in the universe without being crazy, let alone being manipulated by desire. If it were you, would you choose to be alone for a lifetime, or wake up someone to accompany you?
Of course, the discussion on this issue is not the original intention of "Space Traveler".
In fact, these passengers who want to leave the earth all have roughly the same purpose, that is, they hope to exchange for a better future through change, but can the transformation of time and space really be changed?
I’m afraid it’s not, as the film said at the end: Don’t forget to feel the beauty of the moment just because you’re thinking about the destination, care too much about the destination, and what you miss is the scenery along the way.
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