10. " The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (2005)
adapted from the novel of the same name, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" recorded Arthur Dent (played by Martin Freeman) wearing The story of Pajamas hitchhiking in the Milky Way galaxy after escaping from the destroyed earth. The answer to life, the universe, and everything has been revealed: 42. The rest of the movie is trying to find out what the answer corresponds to the question.
9. " The Man without a Name" (2009)
"The Man without a Name" starts with a superstition about pigeons: in an experiment, pigeons can just flap their wings. Get food, so the pigeons mistakenly believe that food is the direct result of flapping their wings.
The movie tells the life course of a 117-year-old man, about the choices he made, and the choices he could have made but eventually gave up. The non-linear narrative of the film explores the themes of causality, chaos theory and butterfly effect. At the same time, it also tries to clarify that, just like the flapping movements of pigeons, our choices and behaviors are related to this unpredictable chaotic world. Basically not related.
8. " Zero Point Theorem " (2014)
Christopher Waltz plays a mysterious "zero point genius" in the film. The question is, if the ultimate destiny of the universe is to collapse into a point that contains everything in the "Great Collapse"-then the sum of everything is zero? It seems that because of lack of sufficient mental nourishment to support his thinking, he has been waiting for a call that can reveal the true meaning of life.Unfortunately for us, we don’t know the phone number.
7. " Stalker" (1979)
In this unique Russian film, the two followed their guide-"Stalker"-into an obsolescence In the "area", it is said that there is a responsive house there. When walking through dangerous and unpredictable scenes that do not conform to physical rules, they also begin to think about the meaning of their lives—whether the things they want most can give the most real happiness.
6. "Saddus" (1974)
"Saddus" leads you to explore the meaning of life from two aspects. First, it portrays a future after a catastrophe, questioning whether certain values are necessary for mankind; poor lower-class people are ruled by immortal asexual species, who, in addition to enjoying privileges, are tired of the boredom of eating all day long. Secondly, when you see Sean Connery wearing only a pair of knee-high boots, underwear and garters fighting a giant floating head, you may start to wonder what the value of life is.
5. " The Eternal Sunshine of the Beautiful Heart" (2004)
Kim Kerry and Kate Winslet are both lovers after they break up The same company bought the memory-clearing business to erase their memories of each other. The movie goes back to the past, creating a lovely but flawed love for two authentic characters. We are also encouraged to try to wonder whether those memories of failure that hope to be forgotten are the same as our favorite memories. important.
4. " Gravity" (2013)
Alfonso Caron This latest space thriller seems to be only about Sandra The story of trying to escape back to Earth from an orbit full of space debris,There is not much philosophical discussion content-but before this difficult and dangerous character finds a way to survive, she must restore the belief that "life is meaningful". At the most representative moment of sadness, bullock received a civil signal from the earth, and she and them did not even speak the same language. In the lonely deep space disaster, just a glimpse of mankind can remind us what is really important.
3. " The Matrix" (1999)
"The Matrix" has quite a lot of action and thrilling scenes, but its most memorable shot is to show that the world around us is This idea of construction—completely compiled by data codes and only exists in our brains—it is not as "real" as we think.
So the question arises: does virtual reality have the same meaning as the real world? Obviously, the characters in "The Matrix" do not think so. They would rather fight against hordes of robots in "real" underground caves than wear simulated clothes and eat simulated food. Because we know which life we prefer.
2. " Tree of Life" (2011)
Terrence Malik This philosophical movie wanders between meaninglessness and infinite meaning. In the middle of the last century, Texas, a sad family and the structure of the universe are seamlessly connected like an opera. On such a huge scale, will life and death still make sense? The flash is a cyclical figure in the film, which is only visible in the dark background, but the film never explains this, but it implies some mysterious meaning, but it cannot be touched.
1. "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968)
This science fiction epic by Kubrick spans from the dawn of mankind to the space age,The scientist played by Kyle Dura is forced to fight in space against a mentally insane artificial intelligence, a strange alien creation black stele, and even his own death. The film not only tortures the meaning of human beings in the vast space, but also includes our own evolutionary process.
(reproduced from Science Fiction Nebula Network)
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