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Bennett 2022-04-22 07:01:31
Personal thoughts on Lilliput
The first half was still a popcorn movie, and the second half the director began to think about his life and started to stray. Could it be that halfway through the filming, his mind suddenly became hot and wanted to join in the fun of the Oscars? As for the specific social realization of the...
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Josue 2021-12-17 08:01:10
[Spoilers] A hodgepodge of using biotechnology to build utopias and putting male protagonists in to observe human nature
The theme is not the fairy tale of Xiaorenguo, nor the life of husband and wife. This film is more to provide the audience with a novel perspective and try to explore the viewpoints of technology and human nature. It shows the pros and cons that this technology may cause from multiple angles,...
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Jordan 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Very novel themes and angles, more attractive. The relationship between the male protagonist and his wife is very realistic, and the story of meeting the two female protagonists later is a bit touching. The shrinking world also has shanty towns and the gap between the rich and the poor. The second half is a bit chaotic as a whole, but it’s not bad. 6 points can be
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Gerard 2022-03-24 09:02:02
It didn't change everything because of shrinking! It's a human problem, not a size problem!
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