Another breakthrough of the THG series is that it created the pinnacle of superhero movies with women as the dominant role. Even in the past, [Tomb Raider] also had the main role of An Ma relying on her figure to earn her eyeballs, but this series is really skimming The inherent image of women in superhero movies (and the final behind-the-scenes boss of the series is actually a female character, so I won’t give spoilers to anyone who hasn’t read the book here). At this stage of the "game", the political color is too strong. What is particularly impressive is Effy's golden sentence: "The fashion of the past may also be on the forefront of the retro trend, such as democracy." With Effy The tone of the book is interesting to break the author's subtle attitude towards so-called "democracy".
The superb acting skills of JLaw have also raised the film to a higher level from the image level. Just imagine how many films that are directed by teenagers can be selected by a 90-year-old filmmaker (yes, I am Zhan Blow). After the adaptation, there is no deviation in the grasp of the center. The scenes and special effects are satisfactory. The ost, which has always been of high quality and outrageous since the first film, is naturally produced by Lorde. The only flaw in the flaws (for non-original parties) may be that this episode is a foreshadowing set, mainly introducing the 13th district and the current political situation. The head-on conflicts in the next part are all caused by the grass snakes in this part. The gray line extends, so many people feel that the plot progresses slowly, which is understandable. Hey, I have to wait a year for the next one, I'm anxious.
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