The movie is called Red Son, and I thought it was Superman who took over the Soviet Union, then took over the world, and finally the end of the world.
Unsurprisingly, the Americans were not so strong after all. The Soviet Union should still be smeared. The one who should weaken Superman should still weaken Superman. In the end, the winner is still the United States. Same.
The whole movie's plot is like shit. Luther treats human life like a piece of shit, and the rubbish that didn't deserve to die finally became the president?
That's okay, this guy repeatedly assassinated the Soviet leader Superman, but Superman actually had the Virgin's heart overflowing, and he thought about peaceful reunification. Then he was influenced by Luthor and betrayed his country. The ending is still the old-fashioned saving the world, being blown up by a super bomb, and then feigning death to escape, also drunk.
Superman is also, still the old routine of being handsome for ten seconds at the factory, and then being abused by Luther and Batman in various ways, and then desperately fighting back.
In addition, there is Diana, a feminist fighter with a mouth full of rubbish. Every time Superman is assassinated and kills each other, she jumps out to tell Superman to stop fighting, shouting for peace, and mocking Superman for changing, no It's the hero of the past again. Nima only needs others to kill Superman, and Superman is not allowed to kill others, right? Ordinary American citizens also have the right to self-defense. Why, Superman, the chairman of the Soviet Union, enjoys rights that are not as good as those of ordinary American citizens. ?
Final score:
(out of ten)
The plot is three points, no more;
The picture and fighting are six points, the overall sense of attack and picture level are still stuck in the Superman animation of the last century. Are you sure this is a movie? Nostalgia is not like you, I wonder if the cost of the movie has a million!
Two points in character creation is completely nonsense.
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