The times have changed so much, who can imagine how much the people are looking forward to an R-rated movie? That kind of feeling is like holding your urine for two hours on the highway. When the car enters the service area, you rush into the bathroom full of longing and anticipation, and even the cleaning that warns you: "Little bastard pinched the cigarette". The uncles are amiable and lovely, revealing kindness in the sternness.
After all, it is the director who once filmed the Guardians of the Galaxy, with different content and the same taste. The only fly in the ointment is that I copied myself and downgraded the sound. That is still mean. The part where Harley Quinn dances with the red dress is still very beautiful, and the music mood is also in place, with sweet treble, alto, and deep bass. If anyone knows what that song is, by all means let me know.
Of course, I think there are too few people who can carry the power amplifier in this movie. Harley Quinn is one of them, but her role is really too small. Is she really the heroine? I've always felt that Harley Quinn, like her older brother Harrison Ford in Raiders of the Lost Ark, is someone who doesn't really help the plot, and it wouldn't make much difference to the whole if it was removed. Although I am a fan of the role of Harley Quinn, I am really skeptical about whether this "bringing money into the group" type of role setting is really necessary. Even so, Harley Quinn's part contributed some of the film's best moments, such as dancing and getting out of the cell. It's really pretty to look at. Including artistic transitions and subtitles are ingenious.
Although the visual experience is excellent, the film cannot achieve the same level of plot design as the art design. I don't know if many characters are double-standard or fine-grained when they are set. It is obviously strange that a government official who gambles with the life of a prisoner actually resists killing at the end. The shark man of the X task force is even more strange. If he is a friend, he will be subdued. It is his own. Why, you didn't even give him a candied haws to eat, why did you have a friendship, why? The next step is to tear the devil by hand. This is all played in the Chinese film and television circle. The anti-(South) Meiqixia is not cool at all, right?
Although this film is an anti-routine and anti-hero movie, why, why must it be included in this kind of routine full of plots of a father looking for a daughter and a daughter looking for a father? I can understand that the American people are simple and honest, and they are a family wherever they go. In the next scene, is it a bloody campaign to bring out two plates of dumplings and tell the big screen that no one is allowed to leave. This year, it will be Chinese New Year at my house. Contrary to our obsession with getting a divorce and buying a home, Americans really love starting a family. One second, the two-gun Li Xiangyang who kills without blinking an eye, the next second is eager to have his wife and children on the hot kang head, which makes people have to sigh that he is really a hero and sad for his father.
What makes people feel the most trance is that with the development of the times and the progress of society, even hacking the government of one's own country has become a kind of political correctness. I even doubt that this is the movie with the theme of foreigners. It's just naming me and my homeland and I think it's feasible. I really appreciate the metaphor at the end of the film. The huge starfish has been suppressed for decades. If you release this giant beast, it will control and cover many innocent people. This setting is both surprising and frightening. And isn't this a reflection of our current world? Without this layer, the movie is just a normal violent movie.
Finally, thank you for listening to me here and force Lai Lai to put a little easter egg.
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