The film is considered a qualified travel manual, with many tantalizing descriptions of Rome, Tokyo, New York, and other spectacular scenery. As a sci-fi action film, it is unsatisfactory.
Even if there are many magnificent scenes in it, the film can only be called a niche movie at best.
People with superpowers do not necessarily use this ability to do good for humans. Since the film is the first part of the trilogy, it feels more like a stunning 90-minute trailer.
There is nothing else in the film apart from endless moving shots.
Although the content of the film is cool, the actors perform well, and the use of the lens is also commendable, but it is a pity that this film has no depth. Compared with movies of the same subject, the dialogue of the film is quite superficial.
This movie has hardly inherited the fine genes of movies of the same subject. Superficially, it focuses on showing how a man uses willpower to let himself travel freely around the world.
