The whole movie, from the beginning to the end, the story is very far-fetched, and even the big reveal of the motivation to the end is embarrassing.
The password for a milk film, my God, who designed the small window of the prison to be open inside and outside? And the password port is within easy reach? Will there be no difference in touch when the film is attached? Do you really think that the 4-digit permutation and combination are so easy to be mistaken in such a short period of time, and it is still in the case of you blindly pressing? And the so-called prison door is just a digital password lock?
Well, this is still a pre-dinner dessert. It's really in the drama, and it's just inexplicable not to mention the cause and effect of the plot. Eat, drink, move freely, chat casually, and talk to each other every day? If you hide something in your clothes, everything will be ok? Is there a hole in the isolation room just separated by a layer of boards? Are the guards inside like that? It happened to catch up with a well-spoken doctor who was willing to help and was so in place, and there were no guards around? Can the screw be baked out of a wafer? What is the sextant doing? And being so good at talking made Xiaomao meet Tianri, uh, no, did he meet Tianyue? Also, the warden knew the identity of the protagonist and said that he was going to be locked in a separate area. As soon as he turned over the conversation, he promised that the protagonist would let him out if he gave information. This is understandable, but it does not conflict with keeping him in a separate area. Ah, why did you put it back? In the process of escaping, they "just happened" to encounter a camera that was within reach, and they all "just happened" to destroy one camera that could destroy the entire ship's brain. Then "just" hit the sensor camera again, and the hand was destroyed again. In the end, the helicopter has unlimited bullets, invincible justice, and the whole ship's defense is so bad... Forget it, there are too many to say.
Well, I know you watched Stallone and Schwarzenegger, and they scored high, so why not just look at the photos?
The high-tech prison escape, I thought it was the subtlety of Sherlock Holmes, but I didn't expect it to be such a way, well, just look at your pictures with plots. Look at the sentiment score.
Oh, by the way, Jet Li and Jackie Chan's "King of Kung Fu" is also the same way. But it doesn't seem to be so well received, why favor one over the other?
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