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hacker
Shana 2022-03-22 09:01:25
After watching this film, I feel very shocked, not only because of its actions, but more because it subverts the law that we have always thought about movies, that the bad guys will die and the good guys will win, but this film is the opposite. Going bad, the villain had the last laugh. The king of hackers in the play impressed me the most. He dared to expose the ugliness of the eavesdropping of the ruling authorities, and he dared to fight against the authorities. It is admirable. He is not like the hackers we thought before, who only steals other people's privacy, which is not actually a hacker. , just a hack. Not a big deal. In the play, Mr. Hacker is not only good at playing computer games, well written by computer bugs, but also a good father who loves his daughter. This shows that hackers are actually just like us ordinary people. Mr. Hacker is not greedy for life and fear of death. It was time to take action and use his housekeeping skills to save everyone. Although the villain had the last laugh, he did his best. At least, he was with her daughter.
Extended Reading
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Axl Torvalds: He exists in a world beyond your world. What we only fantasize, he does. He lives a life where nothing is beyond him. But you know what? It's all a facade. For all his charm and charisma, his wealth, his expensive toys... he's a driven, unflinching, calculating machine. He takes what he wants, when he wants... and disappears.
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Stanley: How can you justify all this?
Gabriel: You're not looking at the big picture Stan. Here's a scenario. You have the power to cure all the world's diseases but the price for this is that you must kill a single innocent child, could you kill that child Stanley?
Stanley: No.
Gabriel: You disappoint me, it's the greatest good.
Stanley: Well how about 10 innocents?
Gabriel: Now you're gettin' it, how about a hundred - how about a THOUSAND? Not to save the world but to preserve our way of life.
Stanley: No man has the right to make that decision; you're no different from any other terrorist.
Gabriel: No, you're wrong Stanley. Thousands die every day for no reason at all, where's your bleeding heart for them? You give your twenty dollars to Greenpeace every year thinking you're changing the world? What countries will harbor terrorists when they realize the consequences of what I'll do? Did you know that I can buy nuclear warheads in Minsk for forty million each? Hell, I'd buy half a dozen and even get a discount!