Under the slogan of "peacekeeping" they interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, sell you weapons and mess up their own country, then advocate their superior system, and then support a puppet government to come to power. . . The normal operation of the beautiful country. Isn't this what the European and American powers did to our country? Why is it difficult to reunify the two sides of the strait? Tibet and India still have various local border issues that are difficult to resolve. The same is a territory that should be accepted in Russia's eyes, but it was maliciously discredited by the beautiful country into advocating civil war.
Although there is reflection in the film that talks about this, the reflection still stays in the backward frame. Moreover, the character's action logic is completely off-line, and the protagonist will directly preach to you with the sentence "We humans are better" and act perfunctorily. But in fact nothing has changed. Except for you to go home and marry your wife, the beautiful country continues to produce war machines, and continues to show people all over the world what is being monitored on the screen and the power above their heads.
The protagonist is ashamed to be drone piloting. Any precise judgment is false, and he hasn't done anything good from beginning to end. Special bank kidnapping revealed IQ, hospital spy sniper was stupid to stand still with the wood, and was cheated by Brother McKay from beginning to end.
It's a pity that the concept design of these robots is used in such a movie that exports American political values. Moreover, only a few science fiction elements, robots and robot dogs, are used, and the rest are gunfighting techniques like the Matrix. There is no complete sci-fi world view, no complete settings from infrastructure to equipment.
I really like sci-fi, and I suggest going to station A to find the work of this mechanical design concept artist better than watching this movie.
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