Let’s talk about the movie "Doomsday War" today.
The film name Outside The Wire (2021), alias Doomsday Battlefield (Hong Kong) / Beyond the Wire / Beyond the FireWire.
The film produced by Netflix mixes action and science fiction elements. A drone pilot Happ is sent to the front lines of the war to participate in a top-secret mission to organize the enemy to obtain and launch nuclear bombs.
Harp originally dropped a bomb while humming a small song in the rear, and once directly violated the order of his superiors, he decided to launch a missile on his own, causing joint damage to his own personnel. So he was sent to the dangerous front line by his superiors to cooperate with Captain Leo, the biochemical man, to feel the cruelty of the front line.
In "Doomsday War", the audience can see many shadows similar to sci-fi movies, artificial intelligence self-conscious rebellion, biochemical humans far beyond human capabilities, cool ground combat robots, and endless black old hairies.
These are the elements of common action sci-fi movies such as "Mechanical Enemy", "Robocop", and "Terminator". "Doomsday War" integrates these ideas into a cool and illogical plot, a fast food. The style movie is completed.
This is a movie worth watching with only a few minutes of special effects shots and a few minutes of action shots.
Simply circle the places to see: Biochemical Man Captain Leo showing his cool body, US and Soviet combat robots fighting each other, Biochemical Man Kuiye possessing his body and killing the Quartet and two shots of bombing buildings.
In addition, the film upholds the old black old Maozi routine and tells an illogically old story.
Russia and Ukraine once again played the villain in the American popcorn movie.
The warlord supported by Russia controlled the nuclear weapons in Ukraine. The warlord gradually broke away from Moscow's control and wanted to launch nuclear bombs at the United States.
The U.S. military then arranged for drone pilots who had made mistakes and had never been to the front line to go to the front line to prevent the other side from acquiring nuclear weapons with biochemical personnel who knew it was out of control.
The most logical robots do not speak logic anymore, and the plot of the movie is even more nonsense.
Here are a few shortcomings in the film, and the audience can probably know what the level of the film is.
At the beginning of the film, it was said that there was a war in Eastern Europe, but the map and coordinates displayed were Palma De Mallorca off the coast of Spain.
Ukraine, which has become a background board, has no room for excuse. No matter how Ukraine pays its name to the West in reality, the West will not regard Ukraine as an ally.
The US military stated that the military drone pilot Harp has "56,000 flying hours."
Doing a simple arithmetic problem will know that to accumulate so many flying hours, Harp needs to fly 12 hours a day for 13 consecutive years without rest. And Harp has only been in the army for 3 years.
Also, the captain asked Harp where he completed the training. Harp replied that he had trained on Paris Island.
If you understand common sense, you will know that there is the basic training place for the US Marine Corps, and the basic air force training is at Lakeland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
Harp wears a pallet bulletproof vest most of the time in the movie, but it is obvious that his vest is too thin and does not have any pallets.
Because there was no bag for ammunition, radio, first aid or any other equipment on his vest, the vest would bend when he walked. So he has been wearing a useless vest.
Falcon Anthony Mackie got his wish here and became Air Force Captain/Captain.
And he can cue the classic lines of Captain America. This is the content is not enough, the official play tricks come together.
The world’s nuclear peace and collateral damage,
Only the action remains in the plot of the fan.
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