140 words are not enough to express my rambling. I finished brushing IMAX yesterday, and today I can't wait to brush Dolby again. I found a lot of details in the second brush, but I don't know what to say except sigh.
The ancients used ancient metaphors to express their feelings. In modern times, there were science fiction novels, and later movies were born, so science fiction films appeared, which gave people the opportunity to write the future arbitrarily, so they used the future to express their feelings.
It has been more than 100 years since the birth of the movie, various types of movies emerge in an endless stream, and the technical special effects are becoming more and more mature. People are not satisfied with just watching a typed love or western movie and pursue visual effects and sound effects, so blockbusters emerge as the times require, and they go straight to profit, and there is not much left behind after they are good. And there are not many blockbusters like the number one player who want to watch more after watching the aftertaste.
The background is the decline of human society, and people turn to VR games for comfort. The development of science and technology brings not a better tomorrow, but a crueler reality. Fortunately, there is an oasis, a utopia, for people to hide in. After hiding? Will the problem not exist?
I have to think of Huxley's "Brave New World", the future of indulgence, but the world of the number one player is built by the game company, and the book is built by ZF. The film is more intuitive and diverse than literature, and it is vividly displayed.
Cool visual effects, retro and appropriate music, games and animations that condense countless people's memories are one of the reasons for the attraction of this film, and it is also Spielberg's normal play. However, the madness of most audiences in the movie is more because of the countless easter eggs in the movie. So many combinations do not seem cumbersome, but the more the more exciting, it is also one of the director's abilities.
What is open to us is actually Spielberg's brain, the pure heart who loves movies, games, and music, and devotes himself to games or movies without reservation. In fact, it is the same.
The reality is really bad, but only in reality can you have a good meal. No matter how good movies and games are, we still have to return to life in the end, especially, which of these things does not come from life. When we hear the songs growing up, see the movie images growing up, and discover the games we've been addicted to, this is what hits people's hearts directly under the special effects.
In a game that hides outside of reality, you can only wake up outside the scene if you lose something. So the father of the heroine and the aunt of the hero died because of the same villain. The plot is probably still very routine, and the villain is too intelligent. But looking at us, who can know how to cherish and protect before losing them?
Movies are a utopia for fans. We see our own shadow in the movie and get addicted to it. I think, no matter how hard it is, if you look at other people's lives, they will probably be a lot better, whether it's better or worse than yourself.
Reality is the stage. We also play ourselves in it. If you don’t change your original intention, you can find your own utopia.
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