The whole film is rather dull, but when I saw the successful download of SAR, I couldn't help but take a picture of my thigh. At that time, I thought that the heroine was so awesome that she pretended to be a dead robot and obtained the permission of the robot. It said in the movie, as long as the link is made The network of the robot, the hostess can get the permission of the robot. Since the download is successful, it means that the network connection is successful.
Later, I felt that it was wrong. When the robot was planning to kill the captain, it said that it had obtained a new command. This command may have come from the self-programmed robot (hereafter referred to as Big Brother Machine) and asked it to find the heroine, or it may be the heroine. Disguised as a robot to induce it to obtain the confirmation of the command; later, I felt that the other person was going to kill people and then drive the robot?
Looking back, the heroine is paralyzed on the stretcher, and she opened her eyes. The logo of the eyes is so familiar. At this moment, I started to be terrified. According to the heroine, she will lose her memory after being subjected to a magnetic storm, so when she wakes up and sees After arriving at SAR, do you feel like a robot or a normal person? If the company sees the heroine's chip, will the SAR be circulated through the company's network? Or is the big brother machine using another form of regeneration of the heroine? Or the heroine has become a community of normal people and robots, and the two scramble each other for the right to use the body? Anyway, it's getting more and more interesting, and I don't know why I'm looking forward to the sequel
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