The story is old-fashioned, the characters are too capable of pretending, pretending to be funny. The 3d effect is average, maybe not because of IMAX. When the hero can't beat the boss, can he always think of someone's words, or think of a lot in a moment, time and space travel? When your home is destroyed, you don't want to protect your home, but instead emigrate to the earth? ? ? Do they know that the Mothers of the Earth will accept them? ? Does it resemble a certain group of refugees? ? ? Also, when a country wins power and wealth through war and plunder, then it starts calling for peace? When the mainstream relies on pollution and develops industry and economy, when it is developed, then it is everyone's responsibility to persuade us to protect the environment? ? ?
Thinking about it this way, this movie is quite profound. Imagine a little bit crazy, maybe there is an analogy, let me think about it for a while
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