First of all, it is obviously a film that remembers video games. I kneel directly for such a creative brain hole! People like me who step on the tail of the post-80s trend are naturally full of memories, but I estimate that they have limited appeal to the youth of the American Empire.
As a popcorn movie, the interaction of adult love is one of the main lines of the whole story, and it has a unique American humor, which I love. The chubby dimple with glasses also represents a part of the people who were addicted to the game and couldn't extricate themselves in that era. It may seem a bit grotesque and exaggerated, but it is commendable that from beginning to end, the film's attitude towards such people is heartbreaking. Various disadvantaged groups have been given full attention and affirmation, and the US imperialists have been praised for three points of view. It is a typical American dream that the little fat man can become the president. At the same time, he has shown full freedom in making fun of the president and politics. At the same time, he exaggeratedly reflects the political normality of capital society. In the end, the combination of criminals, nerds, and decorators became a world hero, which is also a typical American dream. After graduating from MIT, he became a decorator and somewhat catered to the anti-intellectualism of ordinary people in the United States. A good cultural output work.
In terms of plot, there are no urine spots, and it is grotesque and full of American humor. The script is also excellent. The level of the actors is mainly reflected in the two leading actors. The skill is above the average level anyway. For a fast food movie, it is worthy of praise.
The only fly in the ointment I think has two points. First, as a comedy, there are still too few laughs. Second, the setting of such special effects is somewhat outdated.
But he's just a fast food movie, just like the actors, who cares?
Perfect, more enjoyable.
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