It's hot, it's beautiful, Reivew on G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra

It's hot, it's beautiful. In two hours, the climaxes came one after another, and there was no cold scene, which made people excited from the beginning to the end. In particular, the car chase scene on the streets of Paris is very exciting, and it is a rare scene in action films in recent years. In addition to being nervous, there are often some small humor interspersed in it, which is buy one get one free.

Since it is the first film of the series, there are many buttons left at the end of the film, such as the real villain commander has just risen, the president of the United States has been transferred, the device in the heroine Anna's head has not been taken out, and so on.

Talk about a few thoughts.

Nanotechnology does NB. However, the more NB's technology is used in evil, the greater the harm. In the film, the nano-robot nanomites corrode metal until it destroys the Eiffel Tower.

Love is more NB. Anna is controlled by nanotechnology and becomes the Boss' eagle dog, but nanotechnology is still no match for the power of love. Driven by love, Anna abandoned the darkness and turned to the light and returned to the arms of the male protagonist, the Duke.

Beijing finally ranks among the top cities for terrorist attacks, becoming one of the targets of three missiles. The other two are Moscow and Washington. But the missile aimed at Beijing was the first to be destroyed, so it was the least important of the three cities.

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