[Global Times Special Correspondent Luc] The Netflix version of "The Three-Body Problem" will be officially launched on the streaming platform Netflix on the 21st. The "Hollywood Reporter" said that some media have already scheduled the South by Southwest Film Festival to open on

[Global Times Special Correspondent Luc] The Netflix version of the " three-body " series will be officially launched on the streaming media platform Netflix on the 21st. The "Hollywood Reporter" said that some media have already announced the opening of Southwest China's Southwest China Film Festival in advance on the 8th. Watched the first episode at the South Film Festival.

Some language posters for the Netflix version of "The Three-Body Problem"

Judging from the first batch of word-of-mouth reviews, Netflix's adaptation has received mixed reviews. "Variety" commented, "The ending of "Game of Thrones" was so bad that the two producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss were criticized by fans. This time they adapted the Chinese science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem" into There are also many changes in the series, plot and characters. For example, some of the characters are original and pieced together to simplify the plot, and the related dramatic conflicts will be more concentrated on some characters. In the subsequent development of the plot, VR games and other content will present a kind of The sense of urgency and instability create dazzling visual special effects similar to "Inception " and "War of the Worlds", allowing the play to be integrated into a sense of geeky grandeur."

According to the "Hollywood Reporter", "The Three-Body Problem" is a literary work with a unique cultural background, based on a complex ideological structure. In order for it to reach more Netflix audiences, this cultural background must More universal. The efforts of Benioff and others to bring the high concepts of the novel to the screen are admirable, and the scenes are indeed grand and spectacular, but it still feels flat and merely decorative in some places. There's nothing wrong with the characterization and casting, but it lacks any truly impressive performances. After watching the first episode of the Netflix version of "The Three-Body Problem", a reporter from the "indiewire" website also believed that the creators of the series almost rewrote the original protagonist and set the tone for the entire drama with a cold and disturbing first scene. The show does raise some questions about what's the point of human life when the world ends, but it only provides literal answers, and when it gets to a deeper level, it yields only cynicism and rudimentary clichés. In addition, there are some old problems in Benioff's works, such as inappropriate handling of race and gender issues, and some indifference to metaphors. The problems in the Netflix version of "The Three-Body Problem" are still too difficult to appreciate.