The "Elystic Space" scene created by Neal is shocking. Generally speaking, "Elystic Space" does not bring surprises like the "Ninth District", but there is no major problem. Unlike most sci-fi movies with weak plots, "Elysium" added elements of conspiracy, politics, etc., which made the film "the plot", but some of the details of the film were still considered rough, and the audience commented: "It feels that it was very compact not long ago, but it suddenly became chaotic and lacked stamina." For example, after arriving in the Bliss Space, many people's personalities have changed drastically without explanation, and the villain Kruger's agent suddenly burst into mania. The decision to rule the bliss space, the snobbery and vicious gang leader Spader turned into a good old man who fought for the welfare of the citizens of the earth to the end.
Elysium Media Trial
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Reagan 2022-03-24 09:01:14
Although the style is still that style, it is worse than D9. Many characters are very dry and a little out of control in the second half. The most terrible hand-held photography is more inexplicable. Perhaps the style is just right for D9 pseudo-documentary films, and the intensive action scenes are directly used. The audience stunned. I finished reading IMAX. The last thing was to ironic that the sacrifice of the motor turned elysium into another slum? Utopia never exists! I'm really disappointed, the ball lobster came back to shoot QAQ in District 10
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Marques 2022-03-23 09:01:14
3 and a half stars. Too much money is sometimes not a good thing. At critical moments, the director and screenwriter all pretend to be confused.
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Crowe: Ate the fuckin' grenade, eh?
[checking the scanner]
Drake: His brain is fine, but he's gonna be *pissed* when he wakes up, eh?
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Matilda: There once was a meerkat who lived in the jungle. He was hungry, but he was small. So small. And the other big animals had all the food, because they could reach the fruits. So he made friends with a hippopotamus to...
Max: [interrupting her] Okay, stop. It doesn't end well for the meerkat.
Matilda: Yes it does, because he can stand on the hippopotamus's back to get all the fruits he wants.
Max: What's in it for the hippo?
Matilda: [precociously] The hippo wants a friend.