The previous paragraph is particularly beautiful. When foreign civilizations came out and began to rule with extreme monarchy, the narrative and design of the story began to become funny (so the imagination of foreign civilizations seems naive in today's sci-fi narrative).
By the end of the film, it has become a typical model book for cultural studies, with a strong ideological characteristic of the narrative of a specific type of mainstream Hollywood movies in the 1990s, and the color of the sci-fi narrative has weakened, and it has become a mixed type of story. At that time, Indiana Jones was still a very popular subtype-Adventure Legend: How the American/Western civilization came to a barren land to help the locals overthrow its brutal leader's uprising story. The young James Spader is still very charming. Stargate is the first part of this series of sifi wormhole series narratives, and it is worth watching.
2015 in Beijing
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