lana

After watching the movie, I was left with mixed feelings. On one hand, the concept of transferring human consciousness into a robot is fascinating and makes you think about the nature of consciousness and identity. On the other hand, the film lacks a deeper exploration of the world in which the events take place. I would have liked to learn more about the reasons for the conflict between space stations and see a broader context of this universe.
The focus on artificial intelligence and ethical dilemmas is interesting, but since we were shown little about the world’s structure, it was hard to fully immerse myself in the story. The ending felt somewhat rushed and not fully developed. An additional 10–15 minutes for a better resolution could have made it stronger.
Despite these shortcomings, the film still managed to touch me, and at some moments, I even cried. I was especially moved by the story of the robot mother and her emotional development. The visual aspect is also worth mentioning—the graphics and battle choreography looked dynamic and stylish.
Overall, JUNG_E is a noteworthy sci-fi film that raises important questions, evokes emotions, and has great potential, but it lacked better execution.