I like the Dutch bug, but some of the logic in this episode can be more fluent.
For example, Xiao Chong's retreat should actually be placed when he first debuted. At that time, it was reasonable for him to want to serve the community more or to play and pick up girls. The younger brother next door just made his debut. However, on the homecoming day, he was still going to fight the vultures in his silk suit. The Iron Man in the 3rd League called him to go home and he followed him on the spaceship. Then when he came to the heroic present of the tutor, others (teammates in the movie, audience outside the movie) ) It is not too demanding to expect him to put heroic responsibility first. As a result, you go on the road without a uniform, don't answer the call from the chief, don't want to go to Prague (even if you think you can't beat the element crowd, is it difficult to protect the buildings and passers-by like in Venice?), and entrust the glasses to the mysterious guest. This series of obsessive operations is actually a regression in growth.
In fact, at the beginning of the film, there was an attempt to rationalize Xiao Chong’s escape mentality: everyone at the press conference was full of expectations for whether he could continue to be an iron man, but after that, Xiao Chong responded by denying himself three consecutive times. It should be the plot to match the character, not the role to match the plot-we want to write this kind of plot, so you should become this kind of persona-this is not right.
What if the plot is changed to this: the bug feels that he is obligated to protect the world where the iron man is not there, so he worked hard, even forced himself to perform tasks beyond the scope (and even caused injuries to relatives and friends and public opinion questioning), so he fell into "I If he failed Mr. Stark, he should have the knot of a better heir, and be taken advantage of by the mysterious guest. Wouldn't it be more natural? Of course heroes can have moments of vulnerability, but why do they have to be "oh you are such a silly boy"?
In addition, the legacy of the Iron Man is approximately equal to the system of Hydra in US Team 2 that can lock anyone in the world. Of course, the Iron Man has the ability to make this thing. It’s okay to authorize the bug, but with his wisdom (and the fact that he has Ji, Red Witch’s precedent for controlling people’s hearts), shouldn’t we add a more cautious firewall (for example, let the AI judge malicious commands not to execute this, if it is the old Jia, I can definitely do it)
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