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America saves the world
Ladarius 2022-04-20 09:01:08
The plot of the movie is very simple, because the simplicity is American heroism. A group of drilling oil workers were chosen for this mission to save mankind, highlighting the little people in the United States; the regular space flight colonels looked down on this group of people, but later chose to trust them, and at the end of the movie, they admired them; an excellent driller raised as a son Robot operator AJ fell in love with the daughter of the boss Bruce Willis, but Willis disagreed with the relationship and wanted to find a better home for his daughter, but finally replaced AJ to detonate the nuclear bomb, and entrusted AJ to take care of her daughter for a lifetime; journey; People die incessantly, and the rest continue to complete the task; at the end of the movie, due to a problem with the nuclear bomb detonator, someone must be left to manually detonate (of course, it must be the hero Willis did); the United States saved again Earth...all the Hollywood elements. It's a cliché, but the movie is well done. Well, the heroine who plays Willis' daughter is very beautiful, and I thought about it for a long time to play the fairy princess Liv Tyler/Liv Tyler in "The Lord of the Rings".
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Sonny 2022-04-24 07:01:02
In the sci-fi film, I remember a very deep plot, the oil workers loaded the nuclear bombs on the meteorites.
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Evie 2021-10-20 19:00:41
I wanted to complain, but suddenly found out that it was a movie from 1998, ah. . It's already pretty good. . Although the United States still saves the world, and although various family affection routines are old, I was moved to tears in two places. . The scene is also very grand. . Not bad too. .
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Rockhound: [still looking through Rorschach inkblots; to the male psychologist] This one looks like you... *with* breasts.
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Lev Andropov: He used to make the tip of the bomb. The thing that finds, uh, New York or Washington, you know?