Plot 1: I remember that Cage went to follow the prophet Lucinda's daughter, and they started contacting in an exhibition hall. I remember when Diana's daughter Abby and Caleb talked about the topic of "wolf" at this time, I couldn't help but let I thought about it, in many Western cultures, prophets and wolves are often associated with each other, and the low-pitched sound that appeared in the previous film has always made me mistaken for the group of black people and "wolves" There are some connections. I thought there would be some fantastic plot in this movie.
Plot 2: When Cage learns that disaster is about to happen on the corner of L and W, he tries to stop it. But in the end, it failed. Maybe it was impossible to stop it. Instead, it indirectly killed a thief and several subway policemen. It feels as if the film director deliberately satirized the individual heroism in Hollywood films. When people are really faced with a force that a normal person cannot compete with, people seem particularly powerless and desolate.
Episode 3: Regarding the daughter of the Prophet, she actually had a really harsh voice. She should represent the ugly side of human nature. It may also be the director's metaphor for the ruthlessness, selfishness, indifference and ruthlessness of people in today's society.
Episode 4: To be honest, when I saw the picture that Lucinda and Abby drew, I guessed that the ending might be a religious ending. However, when I saw the looming wings behind the men in black, I was struck by lightning. In fact, the story has been misleading us, misleading us to think in other ways. In fact, it is to give us a shock at the end.
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