High-tech still can't beat the old boxing

In today's era of ever-changing technology, we enjoy the convenience that high technology brings to us, but everything has two sides. When our deposits, identities, and credit records are all protected by a so-called firewall software with binary encoding, will you feel safe? High-tech is a double-edged sword. As our lives become more and more dependent on high-tech, the harm it brings will become greater and greater. Although artificial intelligence controlling the human world is still at the level of science fiction, crimes committed through the Internet have frequently appeared around us, ranging from stealing account passwords to stealing state secrets. In the past, bank robbing was a familiar scene from Hong Kong police films in the 1990s. Nowadays, there is no need for any gunpowder, or even cash. You only see the numbers beating, and a large amount of money is stolen. As long as it is human-made software, there will be vulnerabilities, just look at the XP patch. As long as there are animals like humans in this world, someone will try to exploit these loopholes. Therefore, the real culprit is not high technology, but greedy human nature.
In fairness, as a low-cost film released in the off-season, the producer is very clear about the film’s positioning and will not have much box office ambitions. There are no dazzling special effects, no exaggerated performances, and a big family card. The story of a father fighting against robbers in order to protect his family and company property from loss, and another vulgar Hollywood hero image. But as a B-rated film, there is a big star, a story that is old-fashioned but trendy, and has a good soundtrack, which is much better than some shoddy films. After all, Hollywood is not a summer vacation all year round. In the off-season, it still relies on this type of film to attract audiences to the theater.
The only selling point of this film is Harrison Ford. This action actor, famous for the "Indiana Jones" series and popular with the audience for "Death of the Dead", the mainland's first blockbuster film, is now 64 years old. In the last ten minutes of the film, Harrison Ford finally showed the style of some veteran action stars, but I am really worried that this body bone will fall apart at any time. Advise the elderly: When you are old, you must obey the old.

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