The whole film is good as a whole, and the brain hole is also big. The whole film runs through the sharp contrast between the changes in the world after there is no scientist and the changes in the world after having a scientist. Among them, pedal airships, suspended steam trains, tractor-style cars, etc. are some very reasonable arrangements. The plot of the story is also full of suspense, from the initial study of the serum clues studied by Grandpa Zeng to the final study of the successful granddaughter. For the end. Can make people feel unexpected and reasonable. The above are some compliments, but I also have some pitfalls. First of all, the background of the story is in the era of steam without scientists, that is, there is no light bulb and no electricity, so why do some cars appear to have strong lights in the movie, and there are strong lights? Second, when the protagonist and her grandfather are on the plane, why does her grandfather know about the navigation system and positioning system, and can do a few tricks of things that others have not been able to study for more than 10 years? Is this setting too unbalanced? But generally speaking, this movie is a movie worth seeing. Although the plot is not very tortuous and there is not much suspense, it is also a very meaningful movie. So, is it the smart people who dominate this world, or something else?
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