I'm actually very speechless about this plot. The protagonist has a conflict and an inner struggle. I think it's a bright spot, but it's not necessary to really go all the way to the dark before bottoming out and abandoning the dark and turning to the bright. As the protagonist of a Hollywood commercial film, although I don't say that I have to be brilliant, I must have a basic moral standard. I think the plot really collapsed from about an hour and ten minutes. In the case of action scenes, it is true that the camera is tossed around in the front and then quickly edited to fool the past (the back is actually not very enjoyable), but I really liked that rainy night street fight, I think that part is very emotional. Ah, another big problem is that Snake Eyes basically didn't grow much in the Lanying Clan. I thought that if they passed the three major tests, they would become stronger, but the test was so idealistic. The ceiling of combat power is the two masters plus an old lady. The white ghost seems to have a higher combat power than the protagonist, but it doesn't seem to be much higher. In short, Snake Eyes can't beat anyone and can only clear the soldiers. As an origin story, I think this one clarifies the background of the snake eye and the white ghost, and then leads to the countess and the redhead. Both of them are also very well shaped, and they are not reduced to the background, thus bringing together GI Joe and Cobra. also brought out. Another reason for adding stars is that the two young ladies are really cool and the interaction is super handsome. Miss Samara Weaving is cute, sassy and cool.
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