(2014.03.04) The first thing that comes to mind when watching this film is Spike Jonze's "Becoming John Malkovich" (also known as "Puppet Life"). Later, he was overwhelmed by the metaphor of his political intrigue. An organization that is above the government and all power institutions, delusional control of the world by controlling people's thinking, and breaking the utopian molecular structure, sexy, beautiful, intelligent and witty women are also cunning and ambitious heirs of power. The change of political conspiracy was revealed by two diaosi men who looked alike, succumbed to reality, and only cared about their own little things. Whether it's him on the outside, or he on the inside, none of them are indispensable to achieve the core of the story, the body and the soul. It is a pity that the color of this film is too dark, if it can be brightened a little, it will be more eye-catching. 3.5 stars.
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