Maybe the expectations were relatively high at the beginning, and the futuristic sense of tribes and technology is a little awkward. Is the director trying to express that what humans in the future world pursue is primitive happiness, or is it the reason why I didn’t watch the first film? In such a high-tech world, there are still parliaments, dictatorships, and so many poor people. Forgive me, I really can't understand. This capitalism is too strong. The progress of technology should be communism. Will those poor people resist? It should be high-quality education, why do you feel that those people are so numb when they are ruled, and there is no high-level entertainment in the film to corrupt the people, then why are the people comfortable with the rule, the military strength is so high, and the ordinary people dress worse than us ? Although the earth is one of their databases, the setting is very creative. At the beginning, the prophet believed in the male lead and I won't talk about it. At least there is another person who can help her find the truth, but the lock-picker later believed it directly, just because The male protagonist is the so-called savior? Is this fate? Later, the lockpicker didn't hurt a single hair in so many battles, and he handed over the key just before he died. He really drained the last bit of cannon fodder power. This lockpicker was too pale. If it is understood according to the theory of fate, then all the settings are predestined long ago. According to the words of the prophet, it is an inevitable fact that the male protagonist loses the female protagonist. Later, not to mention the hard work, the direct data As soon as it is done, the dead will come back to life. The heroine also died in the real world. How can it be so simple? Doesn't this subvert fate theory? And the woman in yellow, her man cheated, and she wanted to be the heroine and kiss the hero? ? ? To recall what true love feels like? ? ? Because the discerning person knows that the male lead loves the female lead at a glance? ? ? I'm very sorry, but I really didn't see that they were wearing sunglasses from beginning to end, and the two did not have half-haired body movements and verbal communication. How do you see the love flowing from the male and female protagonists who have been standing on both sides of the BOSS calmly and self-controlled. And this woman has to take revenge for bringing the unlocker to the male protagonist because her man cheated. It should also be difficult for her man. You kiss the male protagonist in front of the female protagonist? Shouldn't you be in front of your man? ? ? This is really a painstaking effort to create misunderstandings for the male and female protagonists, although later the male and female protagonists showed a very high level of work, and they didn't care much about it. . . The fight scenes are very exciting, but wouldn't that make a big difference to the data world? According to the butterfly effect, not to mention that several cars have been smashed, and a few people may have died. Is it more difficult to repair it soon? It will take a lot of effort to repair it anyway, why not just use high-tech? It has to be meat to meat. When the male protagonist fights against so many clones, he will not use his tricks until the last moment. Will this not collapse the character design? It is obvious that the male protagonist is a calm and rational person. How did you finally see the situation? I can't accept this worldview, heroism, just for pleasure. . .
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