In this era, when making such a film, most of them use the first point of view. Full of 3A-level first-person shooting game style, almost all bridges can see the shadow of the former FPS game.
Passers-by see it as unreasonable and normal. For example, the screen is shaking, the enemy has a blood bar, the NPC is killed by the plot, etc. Enemy planes will be controlled and kill each other. Isn't this the bridge in Call of Duty? Isn't that tower exactly Half-Life 2? And isn't that some of the protagonist's actions exactly Crysis? Anyway, as a FPS game lover, I watched it quite cool, because I can understand the easter eggs in it. The movie is audience-oriented.
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