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Clovis 2022-01-27 08:03:07
Everyone went to see the Fulian, and I enjoyed the treatment of the reserved venue. Neil is a typical high and low walk, but fortunately, the starting point is high enough, and it will not be worse than the reunion. The film is still the familiar formula—the fierce confrontation between slums and high technology, and the familiar taste—the strong love for non-human beings, and it is still full of logical loopholes and various bugs. Powerful sensationalism. But Chappie is so cute, stupid and cute. He came to the world like an innocent child and learned fear and hurt, love and betrayal, growth and life from human beings. The director did not give an answer to the proposition of AI, but put the audience into it to think for themselves, not only the AI problem, but also the issue of slums and race, the growth and education of children at the bottom of the dark society. The director's budget is pitiful, but Chappie's special effects are really surprising. The cast of the film is also very strong. The millionaire male protagonist of the slum, Wolverine, and the female captain of the opposite sex are all willing to join in. Unfortunately, the box office in the mainland is simply embarrassing. , the taste of mainstream audiences is horrible.
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Electa 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Very entertaining, good settings and endings can't save a sloppy story: watch how a robot grows from a baby to a teenager. The slums of Johannesburg, South Africa, were the inspiration for the real director.
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Ellen 2022-03-22 09:01:31
This ghost theory of deriving consciousness is completely unjustifiable. The key point is that 2333 is simple, rude, and cute:) Died of dead battery, come to us to talk about it, screenwriter:) Uncle Wolf is rarely a perverted war five scum now, and Watch and cherish :) The hip-hop parents are so cute and the music is awesome! I feel like the next step is to turn my father into a robot and then everyone will live happily together [x
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Yolandi Visser: [to Chappie] I know you don't understand, but it's okay.
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Chappie: [after almost beating Vincent to death] Now, I forgive you bad man.