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"Steel City" + "39 Steps"
Tristin 2022-04-22 07:01:05
The theoretical framework of the three laws of robots in "Steel City" (robots skillfully obtain their own authority through a series of means in line with their own authority, such as mobilizing various resources, starting from the protection of human life, and even maintaining world peace, etc... The result that cannot be achieved directly - murder!!!) + the plot of "39 steps" (through the protagonist's long journey and several difficult encounters to prevent a conspiracy that is taking place at the same time, both snatch the final point of time!), The action is hot, and the plot can withstand the aftertaste. It's very exciting, I like it! The weaponry is also very well equipped, from the Sand Eagle at the beginning, the Barrett to the super cool Predator drone (why not the Global Hawk? That one is cooler). It made me realize that the female voice on the phone is the computer. The main reason is that the continuity of the voice and even the tone of voice are not interrupted by the main character's dialogue. Nowadays, there are more and more automatic voice calls, and we are often stupid. The same thing, after talking to the computer for a long time, only to find out that other people don't pay attention to you at all, so I feel sensitive that this thing is not human... Khan. It's just that the ending makes people very tangled, dying and immortality are entangled. . . . I've always liked LaBeouf's performances, and the look on his face when he jumped off the train reminded me of Harrison Ford in Desperate. At the end, the heroine kisses the face, not the mouth, and then the screen goes black. This is a bit intriguing. I guess the director also thinks that this unmatched sibling relationship hurts the fans a bit, but in order to obey the producer's commercial considerations, he has to half compromise.
Extended Reading
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Zoe Perez: For the last time, I don't work for you!
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Zoe Perez: You don't have a choice. Look. Now, neither of us know if either of those brothers are guilty or innocent, so on behalf of the Secretary of the Air Force, I'm going into that room.
Agent Thomas Morgan: Well, on behalf of all that fucking bomb equipment in junior pinhead's apartment, no, you're not.