Let me use one word to evaluate this movie: shit.
The same is a sci-fi movie. The scientific dialogue in this movie is too much. People in the room are nervously discussing the mutation of bacteria, chemical structure, bacterial antibodies, and even the theory of cosmic wormholes from beginning to end. Da drip sweat, it seems that I don't want to understand if I don't add some knowledge of popular science.
Yankees are very imaginative that a small germ can be linked to the country's top secrets, and even let these innocent germs act as pawns in a government conspiracy to hunt down a news reporter (NNT). But the director does reflect some real problems in the world, such as the widespread news blackout in China, and homosexuality. I don't know if it's the director's intention or what. Wildfire members have a Dr. Keane who is gay. At a time when the issue of homosexuality is getting more and more attention, this movie is very up-to-date with the times~
Wildfire members are quite international, and the three major races are all Yes, and "Dr. Zhou" from China. I hate him very much, I don't know why, but the face can be seen as a Korean man, and the Americans actually let Koreans play Chinese, and the chest is blocked when I think of this. Moreover, the whole film did not give a very good impression of China. In the final analysis, it was the deep-rooted fear of socialism in the United States, and even North Korea was pulled into the water.
There is a set of scenes in Shanghai, where the XX epidemic broke out in a certain year (I forgot the name), Dr. Zhou was present, and a female nurse next to him said a word. At the time, I was looking forward to hearing Shanghainese in American movies, and Mandarin Chinese as well. But when the nurse closed her mouth, I was still confused, what did she say? Why don't you understand?
I finally found out it was Cantonese, and I fainted.
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