Kevin Costner was handsome when he was young, but in this film he has become a shaggy old man and a bad uncle with a big hole in his brain. But it is precisely because of his wonderful interpretation that this story that has fallen into a cliché becomes special.
Regarding the subject of memory transplantation, it is no longer "brain burning". What "Memory Cracks", "Comprehensive Recall", "Memory Retrieval"... And our Great Celestial Dynasty even issued the college entrance examination question "If memory can be transplanted" as early as 1999. So, how does this movie play with its brains?
Jericho, the criminal played by Kevin Costner in the movie, is a dangerous man with a "minimal brain". Regardless of whether he was willing or not, the "relevant department" opened a hole in his brain and implanted the memory of a certain agent. So, he suddenly "ghosted". Had a strong love for the wife and daughter of the dead agent, and could speak French, cook, and shoot with precision. Most importantly, be a good person.
This is really the best way to make bad guys. In the future, all the elites of scientists, literary awards, musicians, etc., must have their brains recycled by the government, and then implant their memories into the brains of criminals. Most of these criminals are physically strong, and it is a pity to be shot. It is better to be completely remodeled and continue to contribute to the country. As for whether it violates human rights, let's get rid of the bad guys first. Anyway, the "relevant departments" will always give a reasonable explanation.
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