The previous film critics basically found out the various bugs in the film logic, but they always feel that even if these bugs are fixed, it is still a bit boring. In fact, the biggest awkwardness is that the two male lead does not have the female lead. They are all black. It would be much better if Leo, a humanoid robot, was replaced by a beautiful robot.
Leo said that the reason for setting him as a black appearance is to convey a psychological tactic of neutrality. Then if it is set as a gentle, beautiful and more affinity blond and blue-eyed beauty, it can be more concealed. Enemies relax their vigilance, such as Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman, even model worker sister Jessica Chastain. No matter how you look at it, it is easier for these men to relax each other than a black muscular man.
Originally, the male lead was already black, and the latest generation of humanoid robots is still black, and has no sense of CP at all.
The ending of the story of changing to a beauty robot can be like this: after the missile launch base exploded, the hero was unable to find the remains of the beauty robot and was slightly lost. The camera turned around, and in another part of the world, a robot put a new skin on himself ( Another beauty face), and then happily. . . (The music plays and the play ends).
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