Suddenly came to an unfamiliar city, lived a life of isolation, and unknowingly, seven days have passed. Not going out for 7 days is already a big limit in life, and it is still a strange city. Living in food, drink and Lhasa every day, there is a feeling of being abandoned by the whole world. I went to bed early and watched this Tomb Raider. I don't know which one I have seen in my impression. I am always curious about the content of the tomb robbery theme, and I never forget the heroine of the beauty of exploration and power. Maybe it is a beauty who is born weak and longs for power. The heroine of this film is more humane than the ones I've seen before. She's also a little girl under the care of her father's love, but she has the blood of her father's adventure flowing in her bones. As for the storyline, it is a bit procrastinated, and the rhythm before entering the cemetery is too slow, which may be the origin of the origin. The plot after entering the cemetery is too hasty. The heroine speculates at the tomb that the owner of the tomb is actually a carrier of the infectious virus, and then starts a struggle over whether to carry the virus out of the tomb. The highlight of the story lies in the father-daughter relationship. The daughter is unwilling to be reconciled to the fact that her father is dead and explores to find it. After discovering her father, she steps into the tomb to save her father. Finally, she fights with all her strength in order to complete her father's mission, defending world peace and discovering it again. A major family secret.
The whole film is not wonderful, the highlight lies in the father-daughter relationship, and the queen of the virus carrier. Watching this drama at a time when the epidemic is raging, can't help but switch between reality and fantasy. If the real world can have a super-powered hero, find the source of infection, destroy the virus and save the world, how easy it will be. It's a pity that movies are always movies, and reality is often more cruel than movies. I don’t want to live in an illusion all the time, the epidemic will pass soon, the pain or joy are real, and the illusory world only exists in the movie is enough.
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