Betrayal and alienation in the era of superhero movies In the era of proliferation of superheroes, the deconstruction of superheroes has become a cliché of cliche, and TTGO's evaluation is not new from any angle. The only core point is that this victory is set up with the most common drama: "The protagonist was tricked by the villain and used his own heart demon to betray his ideals." It embeds the work of all these blockbusters and attempts to deconstruct them and finally hit the market. And the unspoken story of being swallowed up under the production system and betraying oneself. For example, it is clearly the death knell of Deadpool copy, why is it repeated several times in this work? Another example is the creation of the anti-genre superhero movie "Kickass". How did the sequel ruin the reputation and praise won by the first film? Following the trend, "Deadpool" created a successful case of 2016 anti-hero R-rated movie on the foundation built by "Kickass" with R-rated scale + more crazy Tucao, and then used dog blood for a sequel this year. Ruined everything.
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