Mist new work and play science fiction, the opening of the film hides 7 details, can Feng Shaofeng Wenqi save the reputation? Mechanical Butterfly: Deadly Wish software Wish Currency: The Price of Wishes Wish Vortex: The Abyss of Massive Information Humanoid Dolls: Manipulated Human Electronic Ruins: Information Filled with Life Doll-Catching Machines: Giant Hand Circuit Board Cities That Control Destiny: A World Dominated by Machines

Last month's return to the Mist Theater was a bit disappointing.

The first stick of "Octagonal Pavilion Mystery Fog" threw out the "Wang Bomb" lineup, Duan Yihong, Hao Lei, Zu Feng, Wu Yue, Xing Minshan and a number of acting schools soared, but the result was a family ethics drama.

The second baton was this "Fatal Wish" starring Feng Shaofeng, Wen Qi and Fan Chengcheng.

In the newly released "Butterfly Effect" title, full of cool sense of technology, hidden details seem to foreshadow the fate of the protagonist in the story and the looming crisis.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" > Mechanical Butterfly: Deadly Wishing Software</h1>

The basic setting of "Fatal Wishes" is a magical app that can help you achieve any wish, called "Wisher", and its symbol is a beautiful blue glittering butterfly.

When you open the app, the butterfly with blue fluorescence flaps its wings, and a gentle and sweet female voice says to you:

"Welcome to Wisher, I can help you fulfill any wishes."

In the opening of the film, the mechanical butterfly representing "Wisher" gently flaps its wings and is about to set off a storm triggered by "Wishing" in Green Vine City.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="55" > wish currency: the price of wishes</h1>

Once you make a wish with Wisher, it will help you fulfill it one hundred percent, but it also brings unpredictable dangers while satisfying your desires.

"Everyone who uses it, there's a danger."

When you make a wish, you reach an invisible contract that must complete a certain task and pay a corresponding price.

This "wish currency" with the butterfly logo symbolizes the price behind the wish.

Wishes will not be fulfilled for no reason, and there must be some mechanism of exchange.

The wishes of the wish-making people are strange, and the price to be paid can be large or small.

"It could be a bucket of water, or it could be killing someone."

"Once you make a wish, you lose."

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="62" > wish vortex: the abyss of massive amounts of information</h1>

The "Wish Currency" slid down the track and rolled into a huge whirlpool.

Where the track passes, there are all kinds of books and databases neatly arranged.

This is a space where countless knowledge and electronic information converge, suggesting the crystallization of human intelligence, and massive knowledge and data construct an unfathomable abyss.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="64" > humanoid doll: manipulated human</h1>

A variety of humanoid dolls and various electronic products such as mobile phones are piled together in a messy manner.

Humans seem to be manipulated by desire and data, becoming dolls that have lost their minds and freedom, and machines are above humans.

Look closely at the shape of the humanoid dolls, one of the dolls wears black-rimmed glasses and has a beard, is it exactly the same as the shape of the male protagonist Feng Shaofeng?

Another female doll seems to be very similar to the heroine Wen Qi.

These dolls are most likely hinting at their fate.

After making a wish, he becomes a doll manipulated by "Wisher".

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="66" > electronic ruins: information fills life</h1>

The dolls are drowned in the rubble of countless electronic products.

Isn't our real life today being wrapped up in electronics?

Mobile phones record everyone's daily life, big data grabs countless private information, and can understand daily behavior habits such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="68" > Doll Grabber: The Giant Hand that Controls The Fate</h1>

Coins are thrown into the doll-grabbing machine, and huge clamps are activated to grab what it wants from a pile of discarded phones and humanoid dolls.

Whether it is a puppet or a mobile phone, it can only wait quietly to be grabbed.

"Wish Currency" activates the doll-catching machine, and once "Wisher" is turned on, those who use it cannot escape, and even the danger may come from the closest people around them.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="70" > Board Cities: A World Dominated by Machines</h1>

The doll-catching machine gradually rises, and the camera zooms farther away, revealing the whole picture of the entire city.

Dense circuit boards converge into a city of tall buildings, and it turns out that the doll-catching machine is just an inconspicuous small piece of the huge mechanical world, and the machine dominates the entire city.

Eventually, it returns to the trembling wings of the mechanical butterfly, connected end to end, echoing the theme of the "butterfly effect".

What kind of storm will a butterfly flap its wings set off in the city?

The "butterfly effect" throughout the opening credits sets the tone for futurism and technology.

The theme of "Fatal Wish" is very bold, soft science fiction + suspense, but to be honest, many times it is thankless.

In fact, the Mist Theater has also produced science fiction suspense works before, starring Wang Qianyuan and Lu Han in "In the End". Unfortunately, the high-concept setting ultimately does not stand up and becomes a kind of "memory trauma repair" experiment, which is difficult to convince.

This "Fatal Wish" once again challenges new ideas, can it save the reputation of "Mist Theater"?