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Bret 2022-04-19 09:01:43
It can be said that the film is still worth recommending, it has the heroism of American movies from beginning to end, and also has thought-provoking humanitarian issues. 1/3 into the film, the characters in the film are at odds over how to handle the spread of the virus. The male protagonist Sam believes that as a doctor, he should find a way to completely solve the root cause of the virus, and should be responsible for human life; while the military believes that it should directly blow up this virus-ravaged town just like in 1967. Behind the idea of Hidden terrifying thoughts of protecting biological and chemical weapons. The prototype of the "Motaba" virus in the film is said to be the Ebola virus, which fully and shocks the horror of the virus, directly confirming the words of Nobel Prize winner Joshua Lederberg, Ph.D. It's a virus", which also aroused people's attention to the virus. It's just a pity that the film's painstakingly created panic reached its climax and turned back to Hollywood's inevitable display of military power and the shaping of heroic characters.
Extended Reading
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[Jimbo is calling up Rudy about the monkey]
Rudy Alvarez: When did you get it?
Jimbo Scott: Just today, Rudy. We still on?
Rudy Alvarez: Yeah, he still wants it.
Jimbo Scott: Great. Great.
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[Jimbo prepares to leave the lab with the monkey He approaches a gate. A guard walks up]
Biotest Guard: [hearing the monkey chattering] Oh, I see. So your ship came in again, eh, Jimbo?
Jimbo Scott: Our ship, Neil.
[laughs]
Biotest Guard: Our ship.
Jimbo Scott: [pulls out some money] Africa, land of great beauty and untold riches.
[Jimbo hands the money to the guard]
Biotest Guard: Absolutely untold.
Jimbo Scott: Keep it that way.
[the guard opens the gate]
Jimbo Scott: [taking off] Take care.