8.2 points: The first half of the film is still swinging back and forth between narrative and sensationalism, and some places are even procrastinated, which makes people a little worried about the characterization of one or the other, but the second half is really exciting, and the final escape The shooting from the lens to the special effects and the scheduling of all the actors, including the action design, is perfect, and the super-burning effect makes people no longer mind the provocative problem. The shaping of the three male protagonists has also given a good ending. The performance of the three actors may not be very prominent in the big environment, but a high degree of integration is exactly the task that the actors should complete.
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