In the plot, several places are easy to guess, and the protagonist's halo cannot die. For example, the villain controls the drone to blow up the submarine where the little inventor Walter is in front of the agent Sterling. It is easy to know that Walter will not die, and he will not be brought into Sterling's grief and helplessness, nor will he Surprise Walter's appearance. For another example, at the end of the film, the villain escaped and ascended into the sky, and Walter flew to the sky. When Walter gave the only airbag to the villain, he could also guess that the pigeons would fly to save the male protagonist.
In addition, Walter sits on Agent Sterling's lap, the happy picture of the two in the factory, and the details of Walter being rescued by the pigeons, but still having to hit a rock and get some injuries, I don't know. Is it to counteract the boredom caused by the protagonist's aura. And in the end, one of Sterling's hands did not return to normal size, and he was also very fascinated. Apart from QQ Duangduang's sense of humor, he didn't seem to understand the need for it to exist. Comedy for comedy's sake?
The film is mainly about creating the character of Walter, the little inventor, to convey the idea of a bloodless war - inventing and using ingenious and unexpected "weapons", you can stop the enemy, and there is no bloodshed. This idea of peace and love and the reality of the struggle between ancient and modern are two different thinking. With the advancement of science and technology, it is indeed possible to realize it, but it will take a long time to realize it. This is how movies are, depicting a world that is impossible to achieve in a short period of time, but can instead promote more people's attention and thinking, and accelerate the world's progress towards the beautiful road of peace and development.
Finally, blingbling's sequins really wake up the girl's heart, so happy and happy, meow
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