After watching the entire film, I was stunned. Did the director and screenwriter of this film drink too much? Star-Lord has been popular in the past two years, but Jurassic World is mentally retarded enough to make NC movies. I can't believe it. There is a face showing. The apocalyptic atmosphere brought by the film was very good, but since returning to the past, the logic has become unreasonable. The soldiers have no training. It's okay. Let's understand that there are not enough people in the future, but the weapons are too funny. No grenade launcher? Do you have to rely on human power to pull the mother in the back? Please use a Hummer to pull it, isn't it better to highlight the strength of the white long nails? In the mid-term, is the base for virus development only two layers of protective walls? Didn't we get some mines before, and didn't we get the power grid? Then the heroine escorted the hero onto the helicopter and even took the audience as a fool. The helicopter just stopped and waited. Wouldn't it take off in advance? If there was no rope ladder, it would have to stop and wait for death. Besides, the first two-thirds of the viruses researched, if we take back the government, we can’t go back to the past, so we don’t care, don’t care, don’t care! Please, won’t it still happen in 30 years? From now on, if the virus is developed into a weapon, it will be even more so. Is there a chance to win the battle of the future? Then a simple student can figure out where the shape of the spaceship is. No wonder there will be only one scientist left in the future, and the others will die if they are mentally retarded. In the end, the virus is actually an injection! Injection! Injection! It is not easy to use explosives yet, which means that it was all in vain before. As a result, I couldn't completely understand what the screenwriter and director wanted to shoot after watching it. It was too different from Tom's similar Tomorrow's Edge. Although Tomorrow's Edge also felt normal back then, but after watching this, I felt that Tomorrow's Edge was a good movie.
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