Like the dark horse comics to which "Hellboy" belongs, the warrior comics in this film once had the title of "the third largest comic universe", and nearly 30 years have passed since its heyday. In the early 1990s, the sales of Warriors comics could still compete with Marvel and DC, but now they are no different. As the top card of warrior comics, "Bloodshot" was inevitably influenced by the popular culture of the time. The image of the anti-hero who came back from the dead and embarked on the road of revenge is exactly the same as the "Rebuilt Warrior" by Jean-Claude Vandon. It is obviously the will of Warriors comics to create their own "Marvel-style" movie universe, but unfortunately, this version of "Blood Warrior" does not seem to have learned from the many superhero movies that failed before, and the shooting is extremely average. . Transforming people did not play any new tricks. Of course, the stretched budget: $45 million, not a fraction of what a standard superhero movie would cost. In the end, this old-fashioned theme was indeed shot just like the unearthed cultural relics, and then caught up with the global epidemic event, the box office was fixed at less than 30 million US dollars, and the loss was lost. The only bright spot was the big beauty: Aisha Gonzalez, who finally made her appearance as the heroine after her first glimpse in "The Furious: Special Action." And the male protagonist Vin Diesel is probably stereotyped. The 20-year-old Tang boss has penetrated into the bone marrow, causing him to appear in any work with the taste of Tang boss. But no matter what, his muscles and her beauty alone are enough to support this movie, with a score of about 6.5, which is about the same level as "The Last Wizard Hunter".
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