Maybe it can kill "Shutter Island" in seconds

Krystel 2022-03-21 09:01:38

It's not a literary film at all, it's not a science fiction film, it's a film with many metaphors that can induce some kind of mental illness

perception,

1. The protagonist may not go to Neptune at all, or to the moon or Mars at all. There is a lot of subconscious mind, intertwined with reality, delusions, etc.

2. The protagonist may have gone to Neptune, but he never saw his father. His father died long ago, and the subconscious mind, reality, delusion, etc. are intertwined.

3. It is suitable for patients to watch in a mental hospital to evaluate the treatment effect

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Extended Reading
  • Violet 2022-03-22 09:01:33

    The film is like one of the lines says: beautiful but empty. Also, the title should be "How to Get to Neptune without spending a penny".

  • Sincere 2022-03-25 09:01:06

    #Studio One Hall As Virgil said in "Aeneas", just like this he went towards the stars. Interstellar travel is both exploration and escape, but escape is useless, other planets become earth and battlefields, and loneliness at the level of the solar system is the ultimate human condition. A very epic movie. The surging emotions behind the icy institutions/languages, the hands climbing the ropes on the helmets (inner journey), and the umbilical connection of father and son beside Neptune is touching.

Ad Astra quotes

  • Roy McBride: He captured strange and distant worlds in greater detail than ever before. They were beautiful, magnificent, full of awe and wonder. But beneath their sublime surfaces there was nothing. No love or hate. No light or dark. He could only see what was not there and missed what was right in front of him.

  • Roy McBride: He captured strange and distant worlds in greater detail than ever before. They were beautiful, magnificent... full of awe and wonder. But beneath their sublime surfaces... there was nothing. No love or hate. No light or dark. He could only see what was not there... and missed what was right in front of him.