Maybe it was because I didn't have high hopes from the beginning. After watching it, I felt very touched. I
always thought that I had no concept of American overseas policy, but this film told me: Cha, you are engaging in colonialism! The beginning of the film is so shocking, a group of submissive slaves ruled by emotionless robots. I'm not happy to put it on anyone, there is no freedom!
As for the application of machines, it's not just a problem in the movies, it's not the future, it's what we're facing now. After watching POI, this feeling is very strong, we can't avoid the future, I hope when I get old, I have the opportunity to see a more perfect solution.
And the overseas bases of multinational companies have finally moved from the rice fields in Southeast Asia that we despise to the rice fields in China. Should we thank the United States for finally seeing us, or should we blame China for having no bottom line?
Of course, what I appreciate the most is that no matter how the proportion of those in favor changes, the voice of disapproval always exists and can be heard!
As for the plot? ! Forget it, Hollywood blockbusters never had that. As for the special effects gods, I'm actually a layman
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