Really, a year of waiting is not worth it.
This movie can be said to be a hodgepodge of "Elysium" + "Snowpiercer" + "Guardians of the Galaxy".
Given the dissatisfaction of some "fans" with poor reviews, I won't use "The Wandering Earth" for comparison.
First of all, the traces of Asian films have faded significantly. Korean movies have always been known for their genre. Korean genre films have a unique Korean film aesthetics and distinct Asian film characteristics, so they enjoy an international reputation. Internationalization, yes, but the premise is not to forget localization. Is "Victory" like a Korean movie? No, he is more like the "fast food" under the Hollywood heavy industry system five years ago. "Train to Busan" is an old wine in a new bottle. Where is it new? It is new under a pure Western script, with the unique characteristics of Asian movies. This is a big failure of "Victory", and it has a wrong positioning for its own film.
Secondly, the plot is old-fashioned, and you know the end when you see the beginning. So the plot of the whole movie didn't surprise me much, the villain was too weak, and the script conflict was obviously diluted.
What is even more speechless is this logical bug. It was said in the last second that hydrogen bombs can destroy nano-scale robots. What is the result? The last second said that the hydrogen bomb cannot be disassembled, and it will explode as soon as it is disassembled. How did the heroine do it? This kind of bug can be said to insult the audience's IQ.
The entertainment is not enough, the thought should be enough, right? I'm sorry dear, I thought too much. It can be seen that the director wants to discuss human nature, but also wants to discuss love and affection at the same time. In the end, like "Weathering With You", the themes are mixed and chaotic.
As a try, I'd give it a 6.5 but really, can't get any higher.
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