Although "The Torn Doom" is a science fiction film, the film is more of a portrayal of human nature, which reveals to people the good and evil, true and false of human nature. In addition, the design of many action scenes in the film is also commendable-continuous gun battles, fast editing, exaggerated movements, fierce sparring, amidst the knives, lights, and swords, it brings the audience a super enjoyment of vision, and its actions The coolness of the shape can be compared with the "hacker". What's interesting is that the director deliberately copied the "hacker" scenes in many places, such as hall shootouts, close-range pistols and fights, but they are not the same. They are even more swift, fierce, fierce and dangerous. It's no less than that, but the concept is in the same vein as the "hacker", which makes people so addicted, and sincerely admires the filmmakers' ability to challenge the limits of imagination.
Equilibrium evaluation action
2021-10-20 17:21
Extended Reading
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Issac 2021-10-20 19:02:05
The modern version of "Nineteen Eighty Four" is nothing but a perfect ending, relying on an invulnerable hero.
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Clement 2022-03-25 09:01:05
The degree of boring and nonsense of this film is that just making the master's handsome shots into a dynamic album is also just as interesting~~ The most terrible thing is that if the master is really sweeping so much, then this movie is at least half shorter~ ~~Tsk! I love your naked upper body more than your well-dressed face ← this is the biggest attraction! 【roll!
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