This film is another A hodgepodge of tributes to the classics. Looking at the overall situation, it is the old-fashioned lonely hero fighting the FBI. The only new idea is that the protagonist is replaced by an animated mouse. I have to admit that the effect is quite good. The section of turning household appliances into robots is a naked copy of Transformers, and the destruction of all mankind by the Internet is obviously learned from the Terminator. Finally, a tribute to Infernal Affairs is installed at the end, and a movie will live together. Save a few classics like this, it's like another new work.
Thinking of the thesis that I have been worrying about recently, it basically depends on scissors paste, creativity, how many students graduate in one year, how can there be so many creativity, but everyone has to graduate, right? Then chowder, you can also get away with it. From this, I have a better understanding of screenwriters and directors. With so many movies every year, where do so many good ideas come from? But everyone has to eat, right? Chowder then.
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