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Teaching material for creating great films
Keven 2022-04-23 07:01:20
In essence, it is a very cliché story, that is, a single father who has no sense of responsibility is moved by his paranoid bear child who is ignorant of the world to complete his self-redemption. Through exquisite packaging and production, it integrates many iconic elements of Hollywood, including the American dream-style counterattack, the persistence of dreams in the trough until the return to the peak, cool technological elements, etc., although the adrenaline is no better than speed There are many passionate series, and the development of the plot is basically expected by the audience, but Wolverine's performance and Xiao Zhengtai, who has a bloody face, add a lot, and in general, it is worthy of 2 hours.
Extended Reading
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Max Kenton: His name is Atom. Can we get him a fight?
Charlie Kenton: I don't think he was ever a boxing robot.
Bailey Tallet: He's a G2, built in early 2014. He's a sparring bot.
Charlie Kenton: They must have built robots like this one that could mirror the fighting style of any other robot.
Max Kenton: Okay, so can we get him a fight?
Charlie Kenton: Are you not listening? He's a sparring bot. Built to take a lot of hits, but never dishing out any real punishment.
Bailey Tallet: You can always try sell him off for parts.
Max Kenton: Can't you get him a fight?
Charlie Kenton: "Why can't you get him a fight?" God, you don't quit, do you? You want me to put him in some bottom-rung scrap-fest to the death? I saw how scared you were at Crash Palace. Yeah. The places that will let you fight this robot will make you pee your little pants.
Max Kenton: Excellent. Get him a fight.
Charlie Kenton: Stubborn kid.
Bailey Tallet: Surprise, surprise.
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Charlie Kenton: Are you kidding me with those eyes?