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Elias 2022-03-26 09:01:09
Personally, I feel that although this film has some bugs in the settings, it is not in this point of installation. People with high IQs exist, and their worlds are not well understood by us. I like the stalk of emotional intelligence very much, mainly in their "loneliness" and "maverick", many everyday things of ordinary people are stupid in the eyes of intelligent people and are unnecessary and they don't care about "stupid things". In addition, I like the heroine and her young son, the silence at the beginning, it will be very cute with them. What I don't like is the many professional sentences in it. The part that is incomprehensible to unprofessional people can only be watched lively, and the plot is not tight but tense, the plot is tense, and it overflows when it is too full. If we can weaken the edges and corners of this aspect, it may be more harmonious with the overall plot, and it will not be so abrupt.
Extended Reading
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Walter O'Brien: My name is Walter O'Brien. I have the fourth-highest IQ ever recorded: 197. Einstein's was 160. When I was 11, the FBI arrested for me for hacking NASA to get their blueprints for my bedroom wall. Now I run a team of geniuses, tackling worldwide threats only we can solve. Toby's our behaviorist. Sylvester's a human calculator. Happy, a mechanical prodigy. Agent Cabe Gallo is our government handler. And Paige? Well, Paige isn't like us; she's normal. She translates the world for us, while we help her understand her genius son. Together, we are Scorpion.
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[repeated line]
Happy Quinn: Not good.