Not to mention Michael Bay’s special effects like a dragon three years ago. The plot is like a bug. Change 3 has already grabbed many fans’ silver. Three years later, when the artificial Decepticons and Autobots played in the metropolis again under the arrangement of the director. When the screen was full of concrete and metal fragments, I seemed to be able to guess what kind of plot the screenwriter prepared for the audience in front of the screen in the next minute.
Chicago was replaced by Hong Kong, the venomous boyfriend was replaced by the jealous dad, the heroine still fought with the five scum attributes (but the scene of the pit teammates was much less), the U.S. Tiaozi and the Autobots still dislike each other... ...I am afraid that the biggest change in this film is to move the duel venue to China, but what about Mongolia as stated in the plot? What happened to the Guangdong license plate in Beijing? When the giant spacecraft driven by Optimus Prime was hit by two small Decepticons missiles, it fell from Hong Kong to Zhangjiajie one by one. When the spacecraft drove over Hong Kong and sucked all the metal materials into the sky and smashed it down to kill the Autobots, I don’t know if Magneto got into the spacecraft indiscriminately...For me, I’m afraid it’s the only one in the film. The point of laughter is Li Bingbing's Beijing-savvy "bad guy", sitting on the roof with the KSI boss and comfortably taking out a box of "Yili" from the refrigerator. I was thinking, if possible, would he still find Midea induction cooker, Supor cooking pot, and Haidilao hot pot base on the "Treasure Box Roof", and a meal of milk and hot pot in the shadow of the sword?
If the directors and screenwriters really have exhausted their ideas, then you can learn to program and become a programmer or something-at least you don't have to think about the plot so much when designing games.
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