The little boy's spiritual power is cute, although he is very flamboyant, he is very dazzling. But I like that after he won the game, he pointed at the reporters who came up to interview, proudly pointing upstairs and shouting, "Why should you buy my robot, why don't you give the little guys a chance?" True enough and straightforward enough!
The boxer played by Hugh Jackman finally defeated himself, fought bravely, controlled the robot to complete the match in imitation mode, and bridged the rift that existed between him and his son and his girlfriend. The glances they gave each other after the game said it all.
The soundtrack is great! The dance between the boy and the robot is even more memorable. During the performance, the virtual opponent is not by his side, and he can show the real sense of interaction and praise the little boy's acting skills. I also like the power of the slow-motion punches during the game, and the capture and processing of the characters' subtle expressions on the screen.
good movie!
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