I have watched two dramas all night without realizing that the East has become clear. The first time was watching "Legend of Bruce Lee" in 2008, and the second time was "Game of Thrones". Bruce Lee is young and obsessed with this. "Game of Thrones", there are only two points. One is that it is yellow and violent enough. When I was about to sleep, I came and slapped my head with a hammer. Oh shit, murder can still be done like this, and it was so deep and so serious; Second, the plot is really good. After each episode, it will give you a feeling that you will regret it if you sleep.
"Westworld" was a hot search at the beginning, and then various public accounts used people's heads to ensure that you won't regret watching this show. So, I started chasing it episode by episode.
The first few episodes looked really good, but that's how it feels. Artificial intelligence, I also watched some messes, "Source Code", "Ex Machina", "I, Robot", "Robot Butler", "Blade Runner", there are also a few life manipulations, "Moon", "The Truman World" "Closed". When it comes to the awakening of human robots, most of the films I've watched have the awakening of robots. To talk about a person's life being manipulated, "The World of Truman" is the first of its kind.
No matter how ugly the film you open, you have to finish it. This is the self-cultivation of the literati. Moreover, the first few episodes of this film are not ugly, but so many people regard it as a masterpiece, and the preconceived expectations are naturally high.
Then look. First, Dolores awakened and ran wild. Then the prostitute modified his program through the robot after-sales brother, but an interesting scene happened. At first, every word of the prostitute who thought he had become a living person was included in the program. Let's talk about this at the end.
After that, Bernard, the second-in-command of Westworld, was also a robot and killed two of his companions without realizing it. The ultimate big BOSS Ford has surfaced, and for his own new story line, his companions can also kill.
During this period, an old story was drawn. It turned out that Bernard was once a living person, and he was Arnold, who was on an equal footing with Ford. Because of the thought that robots will be treated inhumanly by reincarnation in Westworld Paradise, I suddenly feel compassion. In order to prevent the opening of the park, a massacre was created in the park, and he even sacrificed himself. He thought that this would prevent the opening of the park and prevent the robots that had been implanted in "meditation" from being trampled on by reincarnation, but all of this was just, he thought.
After his death, the park opened. He was turned into a robot by Ford, who retained his consciousness, but was manipulated by others, from the big boss to the puppet second boss.
The past flooded into the robot's brain like a tide, and the robot whose brain was flooded began to short-circuit. After killing his companion, under Ford's control, he shot himself in the temple. Can't help but think of people's definition of freedom - true freedom is not doing what I want, but I can do what I don't want to do. This time, I believed it.
There are two parts. William, the major shareholder of the paradise, has also been looking for the ultimate meaning of the paradise. From a gentle scholar who gave me a bunch of robots and I can't handle it, he has become a murderer and has to cut his scalp, and he doesn't poke his heart. The biggest villain in Paradise, whose kidney only cuts his throat. His love for Dolores is just an excuse, an excuse to hide himself, he keeps looking for Dolores, but in the end he finds an evil self. When he lowered his head and looked up, he was already two different people.
In the last three episodes, the plot reversal has become a twist. Considering that you haven't seen the end when you read this, I won't say the ending of a self-cultivation literati. If you think the ending is robots defeating humans or vice versa, then you really underestimated this movie. God made.
Movies such as "Moon" and "Ex Machina" only involve individual artificial intelligences. Although there is a panic that artificial intelligence will replace human beings, they are still far from our real life after all. And this film builds a world manipulated by human beings. This world has its own order, and people have their own lives. What is even more terrifying is that they have their own worldview and regard it as a standard. The difference from Truman's world is that around Truman People are cooperating with him to star, and people in Westworld think they are normal people.
At first glance, it is human beings who are playing God, creatures like us, robots are inferior to us, so I am secretly happy. If you really think so, it may be in the screenwriter's favor. Because if you put these aside, the place we live in is the Westworld, and our entire life may just be a storyline made up by someone else, and every word you say is also programmed. And you and I, like people in Westworld, feel that this is my own mind and that no one can manipulate me.
There are only two kinds of the happiest people in the world. One is those who are truly awakened. They truly see through everything, but there are only a handful of such people in human history, and there may be none at all. More happy people are completely in a state of chaos, born and died, and do not touch these ultimate problems. I cherish the poems that I can't read and the distant places that I can't go to. I am positive and positive all my life, and I don't involve big questions in my life. Scholars always say that an unexamined life is meaningless, but what can be done after examining it?
However, the most painful thing is those who are like fish sticking out of the water. They clearly know that they are born in a chaos, and there is a sky outside the sky, but they are powerless. The most sighing thing about "Westworld" is that the prostitute thinks that she is awake, and that all decisions are made from her heart, but the fact is that every word she says is programmed, and the last sentence "No one's controlling me!", the fact is in front of you, but you are stubborn, there is nothing more tragic in life than this. As for the last bustard getting on and off the bus, is it a sign that she is really awakened or still in control, the film does not express it, in the end, the answer is actually self-evident.
I have thought about the meaning of life countless times, but life has no meaning at all. Is it because I am too narrow to see the beauty of this world? I think so, at least I have to comfort myself that way, because life goes on.
The world will be good? Will do.
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