Although the first three films are made in the United States, I feel that they are more British-style movies. They have the magnificent science fiction and exquisite pictures of American blockbusters, but the performance of the characters is not so strong personal heroism or old-fashioned small Team heroism, on the contrary, highlights the British gentleman style everywhere. The interspersed love is a bit less intense than the American blockbuster, and it feels a bit more romantic, closer to the true meaning of love, and easier to accept. It proves that the British understand romance better than Americans. It is also the reason why it is a rare American science fiction film series that is loved by the British. The CP of those two little robots makes people feel the basic sentiment of the corrupt country, and making jokes from time to time is like embellishing some black humor unique to the West. The deep meaning of the movie: The war between evil, darkness and the dawn of justice is more like a self-contest of human beings. Self-indulgence will bring evil. The contest between evil and justice makes us painful, and self-control will make people happy and at ease. Because we are just by nature. Desire comes from multiple reasons, it makes you powerful, but not necessarily just. Desire blinds the eyes and defeats reason, bringing people into darkness, but darkness magnifies desires. The first contact between the nature of justice and darkness will make people feel painful. When the darkness is completely eroded, justice is lost at the same time. Only death. "Science fiction" in science fiction movies is just a kind of curiosity. This curiosity comes from our instinctive desire to understand the unknown, and the fascination also comes from this instinctive desire. "Science fiction" just uses this desire to more easily bring us into a new thinking space, thinking about people and life. Thanks!
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