1. The first thing to say is the BGM inside. It would be unimaginable to have several close-quarters combat scenes without this rock-inspired soundtrack. 2. The game atmosphere of the fourth episode is the heaviest among the first four episodes. The appearance of the familiar crack-mouth monster and cloth-headed man in video games is very exciting, especially the latter. With a burly figure and a huge weapon that is half hammer and half axe in his hand, I am inexplicably excited. I just like this kind of vicious, violent and brutish stuff (huh?). In contrast, the tentacle monsters, including the big boss, are just weak and explosive little guys. From the cool appearance, they are thrown so that the taillights of the car can't be seen. This Kong Wu powerful and murderous screen monster male, I am afraid that only the triangle head in "Silent Hill" can be compared with him (Figure 7). 3. There are a lot of slow-motion shots in it, and the bullets and plasma are headshots. At first glance, they feel that they are for 3D effects. Almost 10 years ago, 3D has become the standard for all kinds of blockbusters. The imitation of "The Matrix" in several places is very heavy, the big BOSS dangling flash bullets, and the black super-sunglasses suit and leather shoes, probably thought he was Agent Smith. The plot doesn't seem to have much novelty, it's basically an action movie. Overall, the level of the previous episode was maintained, even with the addition of a slightly fatter Miller, but there was no breakthrough. 4. The appearance of Sienna, who shined in the second episode in the easter egg, made me suddenly look forward to the fifth episode.
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