The "Elystic Space" scene created by Neal is shocking. Generally speaking, "Elystic Space" does not bring surprises like the "Ninth District", but there is no major problem. Unlike most sci-fi movies with weak plots, "Elysium" added elements of conspiracy, politics, etc., which made the film "the plot", but some of the details of the film were still considered rough, and the audience commented: "It feels that it was very compact not long ago, but it suddenly became chaotic and lacked stamina." For example, after arriving in the Bliss Space, many people's personalities have changed drastically without explanation, and the villain Kruger's agent suddenly burst into mania. The decision to rule the bliss space, the snobbery and vicious gang leader Spader turned into a good old man who fought for the welfare of the citizens of the earth to the end.
Elysium Media Trial
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Laura 2022-03-24 09:01:14
Isn't this the sequel to "District Nine", the first paragraph seems to depict some parts of the country... It's OK as a sci-fi action movie, but there is a big gap with the ninth district. The protagonist’s behavioral motivations and the exploration of the theme of equality are very shallow, and the description of the future world is also relatively general. At the end, the scene of civilians pouring into heaven is not exciting-we have seen such a consequence of equalizing the rich and the poor!
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Marvin 2021-10-20 19:00:47
The future is more pessimistic and cruel than reality. The gap between the rich and the poor has widened, class antagonism has deepened, and the global environment has deteriorated. OMG! I hope none of this will come true.
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John Carlyle: What is going on? Why has production stopped?
Foreman: He's been exposed.
John Carlyle: Don't. Don't breathe on me. Cover your mouth.
Foreman: I'm sorry, sir.
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John Carlyle: Does his skin fall off or something? I don't want to replace the bedding. Just get him out.
Foreman: Yes, sir.
John Carlyle: Great. Thank you.