I like watching sci-fi movies very much, and I like watching all kinds of heroic American sci-fi movies and alien sci-fi series. I don't have much contact with interstellar science fiction, and I always feel that interstellar science fiction is also a type of personal heroism that saves the world. However, this film is not personal heroism, but uses the method of rational deduction of very cosmic science to explore the way of salvation for human beings to live in the world in the future. Not the brilliance of a man, but the result of science. There is a lot of knowledge about cosmology in the film, such as gravitational waves, wormholes, black holes, four-dimensional and five-dimensional space, time compression, etc. In terms of scientific logic, I can understand the film without knowing much about cosmology. The overall logic, although it is impossible to understand the internal principles of logic, the director can integrate these profound cosmic sciences that the public does not understand through the logic and dismantling of the story so that the public can integrate into the film and understand him, which is already very profound and profound. Rigorous foundation. Let me, an ordinary movie watcher, get some interest in cosmic science through this film, rather than feel boring and esoteric.
In addition to the rigorous scientific logic in the film, each character's personality and emotions are also very strong. The love between father and daughter, love travels through time and space, and the whole story is moved by love, and it is also out of love that the message can finally be passed on, and then save all mankind. Perhaps it is this kind of humanistic feeling that makes the whole film look warm and profound. Human existence depends not only on science and technology, but also on love. This may also be the theme of the entire film.
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