贴两段
It is merely the first genuinely successful, big-budget sci-fi outer-space fantasy from China. As a spectacle, it's a knockout. There are breathtaking moments of Earth frozen over, lovely, almost painterly images of Jupiter inching ever closer to Earth, and plenty of white-knuckle action sequences that offer superb effects work without necessarily calling attention to themselves.
My favorite shot comes near the end (slight spoilers, I suppose) when a deluge of moving vehicles make the spontaneous choice to concurrently turn around and reverse course as they speed along the frozen planet. It's not a money shot or anything, but it was something I hadn't seen before in that context. Sure, you can make the case that much of what we see is merely a Chinese movie offering Hollywood-level production values (and, within reason, Hollywood-style editing and pacing), but that doesn't mean it's not impressive and that doesn't make the movie any less entertaining.
And that's partially the point. If China can make movies like this for themselves, they won't need Hollywood imports as much.