When a cold machine, a learnable program, and a dog are combined, an ordinary American youth film collides. Rather than a teen movie, it's actually better viewed through the lens of most dog movies. You will find that this is a loyal dog. Like ordinary dogs, it is loyal to its owner. The film sacrifices itself at the end, which is also a moving place in the film. The shape of the dog is a fierce and brutal pit bull. Anyone who knows dogs knows how fierce the pit is. Once some bite their prey, they may die because of high concentrations of testosterone, but they are very loyal to their owners. The owner's orders are also very obeyed, which also leads to the opportunity for others to hurt it later. At the climax of the film, as long as the owner is young and frivolous, trying to escape the army's containment, the dog may be able to chase them. The helicopter may be able to be pulled down, but it chose to fall off the cliff with its partner, and finally thought to protect the partner before the self-destruction program was activated. The film's final resurrection in other "disembodied" forms also reflects the common sci-fi treatment. A mechanical dog that can become a slaughtering machine if you are not careful, still has the loyalty of an ordinary dog. (I have come into contact with a still-developing Su Mu and Bit string, and they are very strong with every paw and mouth. If I remember correctly, Bit should be regarded as a banned dog breed, but the urban-rural junction found that people who keep this kind of dog. There are more and more people, and if there is no restraint, this is not a good trend.) Other plot elements are very ordinary, which can be seen in many American youth movies. Fortunately, the male protagonist also has a more witty old man. The only thing I want to complain here is that the postage is not enough. The dog hacked the system and gave them enough fuel, but they also gave all the money in it to the male and female protagonists. ,This. . . Maybe my three views are too right 2333
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