While Stallone was constantly filming the Expendables, Bruce Willis was busy starting to stage a father-son show. The reappearance of Schwarzenegger marks the return of the real old-school personal heroism theme. Although the film still refuses to give up the value of "collective cooperation", the most valuable value of cash, when the chief drives a police car and rushes out of the desert, he is fascinated. His skills were too fake to rescue himself under the firepower of dozens of people. I was instantly excited. The Lonely Hero was back, the one who made you feel very safe when he appeared in the movie, and he came back with a lot of hope.
It's a pity that Lian Po is old. Schwarzenegger was shooting Lone Hero when he was 30 years old. Now he is still shooting at 60. Look at the action movies nowadays, almost all the old people are fighting. It's almost just for playing.
Individual heroism movies have become lonely, and society no longer puts all its hopes on one person, which is also illogical. Society believes that collective cooperation is king. As a result, personal development is increasingly neglected, young people are no longer reliable, and only old horses can know the way.
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