Millennium director

"It's so cool. It's really hard to find a science fiction movie these days that's not bloody or sensational."

"The most exciting thing is Mark's survival experience on Mars, overcoming every impossibility."

"American heroism is on display again, but due to the foreshadowing and rhythm of the previous details, it is vulgar but also touching."

"The plot is compact, there are no deliberately created twists, everyone's behavior is very reasonable, there is no deliberate sensationalism, and it avoids almost all my lightning points."

"The rhythm is accurate, the jokes are appropriate, and it inspires the public to pay attention to aerospace. However, I feel that the special effects are not as impressive as "Interstellar", which is a bit regretful."

"Documentary science fiction movies will be less dazzling in terms of visual spectacle, but have a strong sense of reality. They are more about humans using their knowledge reserves to compete with the universe."

"Now Daniel is the only one who is still making such documentary-style hard science fiction movies. It's really rare in this era of superheroes."

"Daniel's science fiction films always have the awe-inspiring attitude of "I am thinking about problems from a height that allows me to look down on all mankind." This is something that other science fiction directors cannot bring about!"

"To be honest, I think it's better than "Interstellar". At least I can easily understand this movie. It doesn't make big sense, but only tells an exciting and direct story."

"China's Long March series of rockets in the movie are very cool. Do they really exist in reality? Can they send supplies to outer space?"

"The Martian" premiere.

Hundreds of invited guests, after watching the premiere of "The Martian", were whispering to each other, whether sincerely or not, to share their opinions on the movie.

No one said anything bad, and everyone praised the plot and content they liked as much as possible.

But the film does deserve praise.

Amid harmonious praise, the premiere of "The Martian" ended successfully, followed by even more noisy publicity.

Whether it's the overwhelming advertisements on the streets with Matt Damon's big head or the increasingly dense trailers on video websites, they all herald the arrival of a new round of hard science fiction trend.

Three days after the premiere, "The Martian" was released with great fanfare in North America, with more than 4,000 theaters joining the screenings.

For ordinary viewers who come here for the celebrity's good looks and grand special effects, this masterpiece with excellent quality and script can not only meet the entertainment needs, but also undoubtedly stimulate the public's enthusiasm and attention for the space industry.

For science-minded men who love science fiction movies, the release of this movie can finally make them the focus of a small circle for a while.

They can eloquently analyze scientific principles and complain about loopholes in front of their real, potential, or imaginary moviegoing female companions.

You can also go to social media, put on the cloak of a top school V, and promote the formula and criticize Fang Qiu.

Mars is far away, more than 400 million kilometers away from the Earth.

Mars is cold, with nighttime temperatures of minus 70 degrees Celsius.

Mars is gorgeous because sunsets appear blue due to the dust in the air.

The actor Mark Watney failed to successfully evacuate Mars due to an accident. He had to stay alone on Mars and wait for 4 years, but only had enough food for 300 days.

The core of the story is that simple.

But the process is full of exciting reversals.

This is a complicated era, and it seems that no matter what type of movie, some philosophical thinking must be inserted into it.

Even in the most popcorn superhero movies, the superheroes don't bother to fight and kill simply. They struggle and think.

They look into their own souls and don’t ask themselves three times a day, “Who am I, where do I come from, and where am I going.”

Almost all superheroes are increasingly suffering, grudges, and inner conflicts.

Iron Man fell into confusion about "heroes" in "Iron Man 2".

Captain America cannot choose between country and justice.

Dr. Banna has never been able to accept his other personality, the Hulk.

Thor, the god of thunder, also tossed and turned among the responsibilities of the throne.

Not to mention the DC next door. Behind almost every superhero story is a layer of "bitterness and hatred", full of philosophical thinking.

It is clear that each of them has superpowers, destroys the world, and almost blows up the earth in a fight, but they are all scrambling to get rid of the image of muscular men, trying to turn themselves into philosophers, poets, political leaders, and psychopaths. Mixture…

But in this complicated and tangled era, a simple movie appeared in Hollywood.

Wu Yuan's previous "Interstellar" is actually the same as the above-mentioned movies, also full of various philosophical thinking.

That's not to say that this kind of movie is bad, but it really looks too tired.

But this time, he brought an extremely "simple" "The Martian"

In this movie, the plot does not pursue depth, the theme is very simple and direct, and the subjective attitude of the director is minimized in an objective way.

In terms of details, it pursues authenticity, accuracy and meticulousness; film techniques completely serve the story and are not fancy.

Most importantly, the quality of "The Martian" is unparalleled!

Whether it is the scene on Mars or the shape, function, and operation of various space equipment, they are all extremely realistic and lifelike.

In order to shoot this movie, Wu Yuan shot scenes all over the world, using a lot of real objects and real scenes. Wherever he could actually shoot, he never used special effects. On the one hand, he saved money, but on the other hand, it did bring a very high-quality "Mars". trip".

Moreover, the tone of "The Martian" this time is the most relaxed among Wu Yuan's several science fiction movies, including "The Night the Comet Came" by Soft Client.

"The Martian" has a positive and sunny attitude throughout the film, and its sense of humor also comes from the cute and even funny lines and performances of the original film.

Coupled with the cute Matt Damon starring and the simply nostalgic disco music, the heavy story becomes light and interesting.

Matt Damon is always enthusiastic and cheerful, and overcomes every difficulty with sunshine, without even a trace of decadence, fear or loss of control.

Even after experiencing failure after failure and accident after accident, he remained optimistic.

Even when he finally took off in a return capsule without a protective cover, he still had a relaxed smile on his face.

By the way, the film also shows the great unity of the people of the world, and the beautiful world in space cooperation between major powers that disregards past grudges and works together to rescue.

This is actually reflected in "Gravity", but this time the stage is set by NASA, not the China Space Administration.

For a Chinese director like Wu Yuan to be able to make such a "NASA" promotional film, insiders who know the inside story actually feel quite weird.

There is a feeling that an American made a movie in China that praises the Chinese Dream. It’s either impossible or weird.

There was nothing he could do. Wu Yuan fell in the eyes of money. He had to make a big profit before the company was acquired.

And "The Martian" is undoubtedly the most suitable movie.

This movie is so bright and positive, so suitable for the whole family to watch together! (End of chapter)