The last time I watched this movie was probably ten years ago. I was young at that time, but I left a deep impression on me, especially the five slices of bacon? It was purely for fun.
After such a long time, I found this film and watched it again. Aside from the shock that the blockbusters brought me in my childhood, this is still a very good commercial film, and it makes me happy to see it. If you don't think about the end of the film, it seems that everything is stuck at the best time, all the clones have escaped from the island where they were imprisoned, and the hero and heroine are also sweetly together.
But this film is afraid that you will think too much. First of all, the male protagonist's brain is active and his memory is constantly recovering. So in the end is he or the playboy Lincoln? After all, their genes are the same, if they even have the same memory, would it still be this Lincoln who was exploring alone for his companions?
Secondly, the appearance of so many clones will definitely cause huge turmoil. How should their identities be handled, and will they conflict with their own bodies? Can society really accommodate two people with the same DNA?
Finally, I think the most thought-provoking point in the film is that we always have to believe that human beings will do anything to survive. Today, a paradise island has disappeared, but who can be sure that more paradise islands will not appear tomorrow? Laws and human nature may constrain people for a while, but interests always lead people to do things that challenge the bottom line. Just like the male protagonist's body wants the male protagonist to die, the male protagonist didn't hesitate to take his own life?
But interests do not always seem to prevail over human nature, just like the male protagonist can obviously replace the identity of the main body, but he chose to return to the clone island, just like the mercenary who chased them all the way and chose to turn against the water. Human nature is really the most unpredictable thing in the world. I felt it after watching the film. This is the record.
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