David Fincher's other movies are great, but this one is not. Regardless of whether it starts from the protagonist’s status or extends the topic to his thinking mode, this game does not have any ability to manipulate elites like the protagonist. However, the protagonist’s IQ is forced to drop to that shit organization’s brain damage level, and then Too much torture it.
Of course, the issue of the times is not ruled out. The director has provided a new perspective in the field of this type of film of that era. I don't know this, but today, this film is really dumbfounding! A strong sense of substitution is anxious about why the protagonist’s IQ continues to go offline, which completely does not match his status; a weak sense of substitution makes the whole story boring and nothing new.
The design of the paragraph (excluding the pros and cons of the plot, here refers to the entry of each stage of development) is still remarkable. If the characters are placed in another lower level, it may be clearer, although the final film still emphasizes the so-called The setting for these rich people, but instead emphasizes a failure.
If you love David Fincher, you can understand the significance of the new perspectives of this style at the end of the 20th century. This film has at least four stars. If you don’t love David Fincher, or if I don’t understand or care about the meaning of the so-called film profession, creation and design in that era, if you look at the film purely from the perspective of an outsider, please close it quickly. No one is to blame for wasting two hours of life.
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