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Tyler 2022-09-29 01:13:06
write a little
After reading the reviews of many people, I think some people are too harsh. This is a story that takes place in the future. The reason why it happens in the future is that the screenwriter can set the background and settings in his own story. So the existence of the septuplets, some...
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Ellen 2022-09-23 04:58:55
All is well except logic
Actually, the big logic of the film is problematic.
The decisive evidence that brought down Kaman on Thursday -- the video of freezing dormant children, was unknown to her when she entered the population control center on Thursday, or even when she started videotaping it.
It also raises fundamental...
Kirsty Averton
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Dianna 2022-05-22 17:13:13
The eyes were gouged out on Tuesday because the sisters risked blind moves, they were killed on Sunday because of risky confrontation, fell to their death on Wednesday because the sisters missed the opportunity to move blindly, the headshot on Saturday was because of risky intelligence, and they were killed on Friday because of risky resistance. The trouble is because the good baby who has been for too long on Monday is dissatisfied and resisted... The movie is exaggerated and exaggerated to make it reasonable, full of bugs, and the screenwriter, director and protagonist can't do it!
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Eula 2022-05-22 17:06:23
What country has implemented the one-child plan for 30 consecutive years and has not eased the population explosion? How big is the population base? How could such a large population base not cause wars and plagues?
What Happened to Monday quotes
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Terrence Settman: What happens to one of you, happens to all of you.
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[first lines]
Reporter: In the last 50 years we've doubled our population, tripled the amount of food and water we use, and we have quadrupled the use of fossil fuels. Every four days there's a million more people on the planet. How is the world going to cope with this explosion in population.
