This work is based on Asimov's masterpiece "Galactic Empire" series, the first "Base" steals the overall thinking, the film also has specific details such as Chuanduo and credit points. After watching the history of movies, I think that most of these things are taken for granted by white people. First of all, the analogy of the transition from the great nautical age to the space age is to take it for granted. It is absurd to treat the aircraft as a ship. Moreover, you are all in the air. After flying, why are you still stuck in the air like someone running on the ground? It is nothing more than an extra layer of air roads, which is no essential difference from the elevated crossroads in most cities, and it also wastes lift. It is better to change and deploy rail transit. The clash of civilizations and Civil War on the planet Naboo is like a withdrawal, forcing the weak civilization to be superior and politically correct. It turns out that this disgusting political correctness will be there at that time. It's unbearable that aliens are uglier than the other. Jedi and Queen are also a group of things that forcibly merge Eastern civilization. The Japanese geisha's dress, Bruce Lee-style play and mysticism. The black hand that rowing looks like an insinuation that the car king Schumacher indirectly killed the car god Senna, each The culture and decoration on the planet are still Western-style dominant, and others are not influential. Human beings are still a bit smooth in the great nautical era and the industrial era, and have not been severely beaten by the big filter. To talk about the advantages of this movie, the density of information flow, the play is wonderful, and the special effects are great. Compared with the shit made by Disney in the past few years, it can be considered a good movie. I don't understand what happened in the times?
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