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no one is god
Loyal 2022-03-25 09:01:12
The idea of the film is very similar to a Clockwork Orange. The original intention is good, but is the means and process of implementation considered benevolent? In my opinion, anything that is forced to happen without personal will goes against nature and loses humanity. After all, no one is God, and can judge others at will (whether it is life or conclusion). I deducted two points because the film gave too many hints. I could probably guess the direction in the first fifteen minutes of the film, which was boring. The film also has shadows of memory fragments in it.
Extended Reading
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Lilliana 2021-12-27 08:01:12
5 points. What the hell is this script? It looks like a detective film, but in fact, there is not much to be explored. All the prophets are gone. You don’t know if there is no hair. Watch the two prophets compare who is more awesome. X... …Should we die before the pain comes, or should we struggle to wait for the exhaustion of life, this is the only topic left in this film that is worth recalling, but in fact it is still a topic of euthanasia. It's a little unexpected that the theme of the psychic prophet can be shown.
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Kenton 2022-03-22 09:02:12
The subject matter is not new, and the angle is not the most unique, but the script is okay, the ending is still cliché, and the heroine is too similar to Stone.
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Agent Katherine Cowles: Hi.
John Clancy: Hi.
Agent Katherine Cowles: I brought the case files.
John Clancy: It wasn't necessary.
Agent Katherine Cowles: The agency's changed the guidelines for the way we break down the cases. It makes them more readable.
John Clancy: Hm. Well, that's a relief.
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John Clancy: Whatever it is, I happen to get this super-duper deluxe edition of what people now call 'intuition' and 'gut-reaction'.