Remember the second brush in 2021
Two days ago, Daft Punk broke up, and most of the 7-minute breakup video was silent. I suddenly remembered this movie with Daft Punk's soundtrack. Ten years ago, I sighed at the wonderful Cyberpunk experience and the soundtrack of Daft Punk, and was moved by the plot of Flynn's sacrifice for his son.
At 2:00 in the morning, the screen lit up with milky white lines, which became the only light source in the dark room. The sound of "The Grid" gradually sounded, and the bass was restored very naturally in the Philips wired headphones I bought last Double 11. The cracked version of the SVP program fills the 24-frame original painting to 60fps, and every movement of the characters is so natural.
At the end, I was moved to tears again, which is not the same as ten years ago. "I created the perfect system, used it to its full potential, and you didn't deliver on your promises," Clu said. For Flynn, Clu is the snapshot image he made in the early days of Grid, representing his original pursuit of a perfect system. But Flynn himself has evolved and found that perfection is an unattainable goal, just in front of him, but there is always a gap. In Chinese, it means "stopping at the perfection". Perfection cannot be achieved, but you have to make it your goal. But Clu doesn't know all this, and he sees ISO and the evolution of the system itself as imperfect variables that need to be eliminated. Clu is tragic. Flynn says his only belief and value of existence are wrong. He has worked hard for so long, but he is still no better than FLynn's biological son, Sam. As a very well executed program, he is just a program. Flynn knew he was ashamed of Clu, and finally chose to annihilate with him.
More than ten years ago, the plot, music, and pictures of this movie were all superb. The first movie in 1982 was completely ahead of its time in concept. Before the term internet was used, their system was called the grid. Like the power network, does it have a bus, a hub, and one end user?
Seriously underrated!
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