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A pure parent-child educational film
D'angelo 2022-04-23 07:01:37
A very decent movie. To tell the truth, this improvisation is purely a gift to Will Smith as a gift to Will Smith, sorry for the hearts of parents in the world. The whole is a parent-child children's drama dressed in a sci-fi film. If there is no plot, no special effects, and no special effects, it takes a little effort to cultivate a son to find a good script to fight? It should be understood that little Jaden's acting skills are completely irrelevant. After all, it is too difficult for such a small child to play the leading role in a blockbuster, but if you can't act well, don't force it, okay? This is typical of Zhong Yong in the West. When happiness knocks on the door, the successful father-son image and touching plot have been completely destroyed this time. In fact, why do you have to set a future career for your son so early? Speaking of the movie, I don't know what to say, and there are countless flaws: the earth that can be replaced by any planet, the eagle that shouldn't die, and the monster that becomes blind in an instant. . . There are so many that I don’t want to list them. It’s really not an easy task for ordinary people to make a film with so many flaws. . .
Extended Reading
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Cypher Raige: Everything on this planet has evolved to kill humans. Do you know where we are?
Kitai Raige: No, sir.
Cypher Raige: This is Earth.
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Kitai Raige: The Ursa?
Cypher Raige: There're three possibilities. The first and most likely is that it died in the crash. The second and less likely is that it is injured very badly and still contained. The third and least likely is that it is out. We will proceed, however, in anticipation of the worst-case scenario. Every movement will be under protocol Escape and Evade. If he's out there... I will see him long before he gets anywhere near you. Do you understand?
Kitai Raige: Yes, sir.
Cypher Raige: Do exactly as I tell you and we will survive.