The paper I just read said: The nature of human beings is nothing, so they enjoy the potential of development, that is, freedom; on the one hand, technology expands our capabilities and helps us to achieve ourselves better, on the other hand, it also limits us. Other possibilities.
A well-set worldview is the same. Zhenglian, a fixed number of superheroes, superpowers, life experience, and personality. The completed content is an industrialized assembly line, which can guarantee high efficiency and guaranteed quality. However, the assembly line for producing cars cannot create a magic stone.
Only by returning to the original can we explore the infinite possibilities. What is the origin of the Justice League? A small group of (class) superpowers defend justice-from the superficial cognition of a new fan (yes, the "class" is written for the master). Of course, people with superpowers can have different identities and appearances, different life experiences and sexual orientations, and even different goals and values. He may regard not killing people as justice, or violently punishing criminals as justice, neither of which affects the essence of the Justice League. In other words, even if Superman becomes the son of Zord, Batman wants to suck blood, Wonder Woman is the daughter-in-law of Darkside, they are still called the Justice League, and there is nothing wrong with it. Not to mention the minutiae of their relationship with the traditional defender of justice-the government.
The various universes are really what DC attracts me the most.
The new setting is still the old story. Whether the owner of a super power is a god or a monster, it all depends on the position and the superhero with brutal methods. It is not so reassuring. No, when I was framed, I was really pointing at him. There was no brain fan who came out to support... Villain settings are also common, a scientist who has gone too far. The story of Luther the Wise, the story of Zodchao, the story of the vampire bat, and the story of Beka are worth seeing separately.
In terms of the appearance of the characters, I still like the master super and ww ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, so I really don't know how to rate this film.
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