In short, Kingsman can be said to have opened up a whole new field of gentleman fighting. Train to be a gentleman murderer, which seems more like a Japanese thing. It's actually pretty good to make such a cool movie. But think about it, saving the planet by depopulating it, rather than changing that kind of industrial production, does it work? Fewer people, less harm to the earth? This is a serious question. Is it really necessary to reduce the population through war to make the earth's environment better? What kind of ecological view is this?
What's the point of view? Immigrants, move to other planets, explore the second earth in outer space, or plague, virus, or nuclear bomb, or return to a very beautiful way of life by returning to agricultural production methods, but is this possible? Movies about ecological issues are also different from disaster movies, but they often paralyze people's thinking about disaster movies. This film is completely intoxicated by violence, and pays no attention to the core conflict. In other words, the agent is trying to prevent all this, and as for whether it is justified, it is irresponsible.
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