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Uma's eyes are so charming
Annamae 2022-03-22 09:01:52
Films adapted from Dick's novels usually give people a paradoxical feeling. What he wants to express is neither a lament about fate nor a pessimism about human nature, but how human beings guide their own future. In his works, we don't see big heroes, and we can't find big villains. The protagonists are often small people who have become innocent victims because of some unknown element. They shoulder the heavy responsibility of saving the whole world while saving themselves before the end of the world. In Dick's writings, there is no real reality. Some non-important factors such as prophecy, memories, and dreams have become everything above the real life of human beings. Living in a precarious reality, the subconscious and the cost of life are used to fight against the impossible. The danger of foreknowledge, that's what Dick brings us to reality.
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Asa 2022-04-23 07:02:14
Originally wanted to give high points, but the heroine is so ugly! ! !
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Lois 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Hollywood suspense script and special effects, plus John Woo's inherent hero, narrow sense, gunfight and racing action scenes, it looks very enjoyable. The traces of the combination of Chinese and Western are still obvious, although the protagonist has obvious Hong Kong-style Jianghu temperament, it is not very suitable Hollywood, the white dove part can't help but make people spoof. The plot is medium, the characters are not three-dimensional enough, Ben Alfred is stiff, and Uma Thurman doesn't play it. It's a failure.
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Jimmy Rethrick: I am the future, Mike!
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Maya: [pretending to be Rachel] You can't remember me.