Watching it on Friday afternoon, the blond girl next to me kept laughing: So dumb! That's right, it's not that the film is too funny, it's often the characters are out of line, and the embarrassment makes people laugh. As a thriller, it's pretty ordinary. Even the soundtrack feels familiar. But it may be interesting to see it as an anti-hero.
I feel that the male protagonist Bryan (Is it called this? No subtitles can only be fooled) obviously implied Superman! The super power is the flying ability, the eyes, the laser, the strange power, and the super speed. The background is also an alien doll adopted by an American couple. But the male protagonist can be described as black all the way to the end.
"If you like a girl, just go after her." Dad woke up our BB with one sentence, and then he did. . He went and broke the girl's hand. The girl is first of all afraid of BB's super power, and can't "Oh, what a cool super power, I love you~". Throw the traditional hero's family into the trash can. (Not to mention giving the mother-in-law (mistakenly)...)
For BB's family background and education, it is really normal. His parents and relatives loved him very much. Although he was treated as a nerd at school, he was not bullied. The environment is peaceful. The protagonist of superpowers in this way should be considerate and use his abilities in the right way, but BB he is not. The bad guys and characters that are written in the bones can't be washed in vain the day after tomorrow. Here, the origins of the villains who lack caring and blackened are thrown into the trash can. (Little Green Goblin, Loki, blahblah)
At the end, my mother's sentence "I believe there is good within you" made the corners of my mouth rise. I believe she really feels that way. A normal hero movie should be that the protagonist is slandered and framed, and the relatives and friends "I believe you" support the pig's feet and are moved. The male protagonist here is really the evil demon king, and he can't influence it. This kind of unreasonable trust of the family only brings evil consequences.
Even cult films like this are somewhat realistic. Just like the children in Lord of the Flies, the evil of chaos and disorder is the root of human evil rather than the inherent goodness of human nature. In Europe and the United States, there have also recently been a number of shootings and massacres carried out by teenagers from middle-class white families in schools. Families are well-off, but a few setbacks lead them down the path of crime. What if you were born evil? What if education and probation are useless?
(Bear children should go back to the furnace and rebuild it, so,)
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