The film has a good performance at the beginning. The psychiatrist's sunbathing, the captain and the physicist's out-of-the-way repairs, well set off the vast silence and power of the universe, invisibly revealing a mysterious and terrifying atmosphere. However, when I saw the monster captain on the No. 1 spaceship begin to slaughter, I was already screaming badly, and I saw a vulgar dog grow up with a grand tail. The solar radiation is so strong that it can instantly destroy the body and turn it into ashes, but it will leave behind a murderer whose head is full of doomsday thoughts? It's too much, what's the matter? The details of life in space and the fidelity of the scenes are all ruined, even a dog can be seen as a dog.
Except for the flaws in the plot concept, the other parts are okay. The lineup of internationally renowned actors has strengthened the psychological acceptance of international audiences, and the performances are remarkable. The creation of the scene and the stunts are also quite satisfactory, and the development of the emotional line is reasonable and reasonable. Whether it is the emotionality of the physicist or the cold-blooded paranoia of the deputy captain, there is a natural and smooth connection between the past and the future. For this, I give this film a 3. The main points were lost because of the flaws in the plot.
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