It's a one-man show by Will Smith, Rory's rambunctious black, a physically fit black, an optimistic black. Gene Hackman and Jon Voight are great old actors. In the movies I watched, Qiang Walter played the bad guys, such as Mission Impossible 1, who had the temperament of Doctor Lamb, elegant and crazy.
Politicians need to pass privacy bills to protect their own interests, so they killed opposing MPs. A black lawyer stumbles upon a hunted videographer and gets involved in a series of troubles. Not to mention being chased and killed, but also the tragic death of his lover. In the end, with the help of a former NSA agent, he used the gang boss to make both sides lose.
In fact, the story is not complicated, and there are not many action scenes. Is Will Smith climbing the outer edge of the wall and the tunnel to escape the pursuit, and the two people driving to escape the pursuit can be regarded as an action scene, but Smith's physical fitness is really good, and he feels very energetic.
More thought-provoking is the popularity of technology products and the violation of people's privacy rights. In a movie, a person can be monitored at any time, through the phone, computer, credit card, etc. The more advanced the technology products you use, the easier it is to be monitored. Now there are many social cases, too many to enumerate. Do you really know that with the advancement of technology, human beings still have their own privacy?
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