Nicolas Cage's "Foreseeing the Future" is much better than the "007 Quantum of Solace" I watched last time. I always thought that the 007 series was a product of ideology, and I didn't think much, but Cage's film, it seems It's that every movie will make people think for a while, and I like this kind of film. A good movie can be played under any ideology, legend has it that this film passed Edward Scissorhands China Radio, Film and Television almost a knife, although this is the second time Cage has escaped Las Vegas, that year was 95 In 2008, this was the second time to save Luocheng from the fire. Heroes always show up in a pinch.
A wonderful property of the future is that every time you see it, it changes because you see it. And then everything else about it changed. When I came back and read the original English version, it was such a passage that infected me. I think this film seems to have a philosophical meaning, not because Cage learned the matrix to avoid bullets, nor because Cage learned to torture people after being caught, his eyes were mechanically forced to open to watch TV, but a predictive A sci-fi performance, and a narrative attitude that plays the audience between the metacarpal bones. You know what will happen in the next minute, life is pre-set, lacking that surprise, the mountains and rivers are full of doubts, and the willows are dark and flowers are bright. The great Jewish philosopher Karl Popper thought it was dangerous for social science to predict what would happen in the future. I have no intention or power to predict the future like a spiritual leader or a shaman.
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