Although I am a young woman, I like to watch all kinds of fighting and rescue action movies, and Taiyi also has a sci-fi part, so the anticipation is beyond words~! I finally found time to enjoy my addiction, plugged the USB flash drive into the 36-inch TV, and looked forward to this space trip regardless of my mother's complaints.
At first, it looked pretty good, but when he rode on the 2079 version of the unicycle, I was dumbfounded. The first thought was that this was in the future, and the second thought that the picture was too fake! I don't like games! ! This is not to watch the car chase screen like a game! ! The whole interrogation is just like in modern times, and people are beaten at every turn. Could it be that in the future, the whole person will be beaten with a single sentence? It's too bullshit. But the beginning of the plot is okay, so I'll put up with it.
The camera cuts, the president's daughter visits Space One. It feels like the people around you are under the hood! Although it is said that the prisoners in Space One are all refrigerated, is it necessary to have such a lack of manpower, such poor vigilance and security, and whether the quality and professionalism of future bodyguards are so poor. Let’s talk about the warden first. If he didn’t tell me I didn’t know, I would have thought he was a security guard. Besides, Space One is such an advanced prison, wouldn’t it be okay to have an extra metal detector at the door of the interrogation room? This kind of equipment is available now. Can't the future space prison have it? After stealing the bodyguard's gun, the prisoner shattered the glass in a few strokes. Now, ordinary prisons use bulletproof glass. Is it necessary to save space so much? When the prisoner escaped and wanted the daughter of President XX, the woman fled to the control room. I thought that many Space One police forces would be dispatched during the process of her escape, at least the prison director would come out or something, but the woman The pig escaped to the control room without seeing a single person, and in such a big control room with so many buttons, there is only one dumb technician there, is there such a thing as saving!
None of the above is nothing, really nothing. When the male pig came up to rescue the female pig, a new round of brain damage began. The poor negotiator and the swaggering boarding ship will not talk about it. The brain-dead female pig and the bodyguard smashed their male pig with gas cylinders. At that time, the situation was so flustered. You can't see whether it is good or bad. Can yours still fight to the death with strong men! The bodyguard who was smart and didn't hand guns and then drank bullets for the female pig, I doubt how he became a bodyguard, and this heartless character chose a black bodyguard. I don't know if there is any discriminatory element here.
The above is really good, but I really can't stand the humanitarian manifestations that American rescue films are used to! In fact, the main conflict in this film is the conflict of humanitarianism. Space One was originally an inhumane prison. They used prisoners for experiments, and Bunny went to Space One to investigate her humanitarian activities. However, the mission of the male pig to go to Space One is only to rescue the daughter of the president with special status, not all the hostages; but the female pig does not lead the male pig's love, and gives up the opportunity to return to the earth in a lifeboat and wants to save everyone. To be honest, if I saw this scene ten years ago, I would have been very moved. She has a noble status but still wants to rescue everyone, but seeing this scene today makes me laugh, because it is too far from reality, and It's almost impossible to become a fact. If it was a male pig who said this, I might believe it, but as the daughter of the president, I wouldn't believe it if I killed her. I'd rather she return to the earth in a lifeboat alone, maybe It would be very selfish, but the facts in the movie prove that she might as well go back to Earth, so that the rest of the people may not die, at least not so fast, and not to a lunatic who wants to fuck her under the gun. However, in the end, her so-called humanitarianism and fearlessness meant that she only saved herself, or that sentence. If she was selfish, I would understand her to support her, but if it was in the name of humanitarian aid, everyone would die in the end. Only myself was saved, and I would hate her.
The only pedagogical point of the film is not to believe, whether it's what you see with your own eyes or what you hear with your own ears, cronies or relatives.
Don't trust good old people, they will often betray you; don't trust women, smart women are the most stupid; don't trust a rapist murderer brother; don't trust a handsome man who fights, speaks ruthlessly, and may be called marine snow .
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