Men in Black: The World's Most Wanted

Pamela 2022-03-27 09:01:06

The most interesting part of this series is the first episode, watching how the black and white partners find all kinds of alien monsters in disguise and lurking in the streets and alleys that are commonplace. It's about imagination, not a big scene like Starship Troopers. The new version seems to focus on the identity dislocation between the black heroine and the male vase, and the alien creatures are all poorly shaped. According to this idea, the story behind can only be that alien agents reveal lurking humans in the alien world. Is it interesting? ps. Thor, since "The New Ghostbusters", the role of the brainless male vase has become more and more handy, and the future is limitless.

Catharine 2021-12-01 08:01:26

D / Most of the first half of the rhythm and the sense of comedy are well grasped, that is, the ending is a bit far-fetched for the inevitable ending. It belongs to the kind of popcorn that tries to dig deeper, but the degree of completion is relatively simple and crude. Although the feminist part has a bit of an elite female template, it is still natural. At least it is an interesting role that is rational but not cold, not sentimental but not unfeeling. The interrogation of patriarchy has not really been implemented in the relationship of the characters, but it is still sharp: emotional hypnosis and mutual paralysis, the phantom of fame and bureaucratic rule-at least the contrast between male characters has a deep concept. Of course, Hollywood can never really criticize patriarchy, it can only erase some illusory symbols.