This is really a spy movie that doesn't have the coat of science fiction. It's a sci-fi vest. What an artificial intelligence falcon. Just want to ask, is this really necessary? Does it make any difference to replace him with a post-war trauma veteran? Can human beings look at humans from a macro perspective? Who do you look down on? Robot shootout is the highlight of the fight. But there are robots, why is it not a gun battle?
Black American politics is already an old stalk, and there is no new idea at all. Then the tram dilemma of killing 2 people and saving 38 people was thrown out at the beginning, and it was not so true. In the end, the artificial intelligence Falcon circuit was broken, and it was nonsense: In the end, 2 million people were killed and 100 million were saved. Is it comparable to killing 2 and saving 38? How do you know that killing 200 can save 100 million? If you can't, the 2 million deaths are a bit wronged. Then you don't want the government to engage in artificial intelligence and put it into production. Which one do you want? This ambiguity in multiple appeals resulted in no theme in the entire film. The character set is collapsed, even the protagonist with the Falcon, the character's logic and personality are not very standable.
Another drone missile can stop a nuclear bomb silo, but I didn't want to understand. When the whole film was in progress for an hour and a half, Euron Crow's Eye, the man who dreamed of becoming One Piece had a stunning appearance, and then died. Is it really necessary for this boss to stand up? Finally, the protagonist's life in the sunset ended with sublimation and new insights. Excuse me, what has he sublimated? He was originally a technician who resisted on the battlefield. Found that society is sinister, artificial intelligence is unreliable? Or am I stupid and fooled by artificial intelligence? Yes, the whole movie has nothing to do with artificial intelligence. He shoots casually and kills people. It's not a big deal to trick you into tearing down a firewall tracker.
In short, this kind of world is all mentally abnormal, and it's right to be killed.
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