The goal of the film is directed at the greed of the company, but it does not fill in enough details for this topic.
There is a bloody dystopian irony hidden on the edge of the movie. Although the screenwriter started with a good mixed science fiction theme, what they and the director finally put on the screen is a ridiculous and vulgar tribute journey.
This film seems to be pieced together from many more creative films, without any originality or novelty. The internal logic of the story lacks structural coherence. I don’t know about such excellent ones as Forest Whitaker and Levi Schreiber. Actors, why do they accept such a bad movie? Perhaps the plot of "Repossession Mambo" can provide a reasonable explanation.
This film uses the "identity crisis" as its introduction. The violence of the action scenes and the cruelty of the bloody scenes in the film are almost far more than the same type of movies; but the problem is that the director cannot integrate martial arts and literary drama from beginning to end. Together, the serious gap between the two causes the rhythm of the plot to be uncontrollable. The audience's attention to the story can easily drift outside the plot, and the actual viewability can only be said to be average.
