too old, not good-looking, and the technique is too earthy. There is actually a classic last-second rescue, and the special effects are too rough, the so-called chase scenes are too widespread, and the action scenes are more It makes me feel if I can be more fake. The protagonist's aura is too obvious. Even if the protagonist can meet the future, but with so many villains and so many FBI chasing the protagonist, the protagonist is basically unharmed. I also want to talk about special effects. The main feeling is that there are too many loopholes. Experts clear the memory of the protagonist. Why does the protagonist’s brain become too hot because someone touches the monitor? This is basically logical, why is it straightforward. Thinking of the combination of a magnifying glass and a stamp, why a wire and a coin will make the so-called high-tech gate ineffective, why the pistol magazine will explode when it hits the track, and why another wire can stop a high-speed train , Why did the protagonist get in the car immediately after passing through two Mercedes-Benz cars? Why did the protagonist stop chasing the person who robbed him of the diamond ring because he got off the car at the law firm again? A very critical place. In the play, there are many rival scenes where two people hold their guns at each other, but both of them are surprisingly calm. At this time, they shouldn't fight each other. They all want to shoot early. The first time I bear it, I will endure it. But the second time, because they had seen the so-called future machine, instead of going to the rooftop to end each other, the two actually put down their guns and started fighting. When you came to the rooftop, it was also on the rooftop. The protagonist's aura once again glowed and he successfully changed the future. The bullets behind him could actually penetrate into the chest of the proud villain. How can you make other villains feel so embarrassed. In the end, the protagonist even left a watch for the FBI as evidence, and was kindly found by the FBI. The FBI also took advantage of the trend and said stupidly: I think that kid must be dead. The search ended hastily, and I wondered, the director, are you setting smoke bombs to the audience? The FBI of the United States is at this level, or you are insulting the IQ of other people's FBI. Speaking of the FBI, I remembered a relatively large loophole. The criminal thing is your FBI can move casually? Which things are stolen goods? You picked up one of them and pulled it out. You were still proud of it. You sprayed a mouthful of the fire alarm device with ease, so that the audience had to suspect that you were testing the sensitivity of the device. Still so. Believe it or not, I'm speechless after watching this movie anyway.
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