Secondly, this is a typical Hollywood blockbuster, with intense battle scenes and twists and turns in the plot. The screenwriter handles the emotional line of the protagonist couple, the development line of the protagonist's transformation into a robot after being disabled, and how the media guides the audience to parallel several clues, and handles them just right. It is neither exaggerated nor obtrusive, and in this, there is the most real human nature.
OmniCorp seems to be a messenger of justice and has created a robot. They told the people through the media that this is to reduce the death of the American police in the line of duty, which should be widely promoted. However, the high-level officials refused to pass the robot on the grounds that the robot has no human feelings. What should I do?
The big boss of the company sees a daily loss of 600 billion (should Jiang Zi understand it?) But this is not the point. The point is that if you put these robot policemen into the daily patrol operations in the United States, you will be able to benefit one day earlier.
So for the sake of profit, the big BOSS forced scientists to try to create robots with human emotions - that is, the combination of humans and robots. The best way is to find a disabled person and install him with the reaction speed and combat ability of a robot.
The male protagonist Murphy made his debut. He only had a gorgeous head and a beating heart, and he had stable emotions, which was perfect. The only trouble is that the transformed protagonist doesn't seem to be satisfied. After all, no one can accept that he wakes up from a sleep and is covered in a cold machine, and he can no longer hug his wife and children. (When I saw the protagonist go home and his wife hugged him, I couldn't help but think, how can this woman be with the protagonist in the future? It's so young... It's too pitiful. Hey, screenwriter, can't you just lose your legs?)
In order to improve the protagonist's gorgeous appearance, we simply extracted the protagonist's thinking consciousness, so that he is no longer afraid, afraid, and cowardly. Scientists say that the reason why people are conscious is the information generated by the brain. But you and I know that the reason why human beings are human is precisely because we are afraid, cowardly, fearful, smile when we see our loved ones, and protect those we love - this feeling is exactly the reason why we are human . These shortcomings are also our lovely reasons.
From Iron Man to install advanced machines on humans, to the men's police to put human heads on machines, maybe next time, machines will evolve to have human emotions. The thinking of screenwriters in American dramas and movies has been updated, developed and created.
The protagonist regains his emotions when he is angry. I can understand that this is human nature will eventually defeat science, and it is incredible and unexplainable - this is the power that technology can never explain, human emotions.
In the film, a host of a show hoarsely declares that the robot should be put into use. It is hard not to let me guess that he was actually bought by the big BOSS, which subtly reflects that in the real society, the media is affecting the world, and some forces can even It doesn't matter whether it is a public official, a reporter, a host, or whoever influences politics, any matter requires rational judgment and calm and objective analysis, and never too sensational.
That's all, in short, this film deserves a score of 7.5. The plot of The Hobbit 2 is much worse than this one, and it is incomprehensible that the score is higher than this.
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