I think a lot of people have already talked about the tension and stimulation without urinating. I am just taking stock of the Chinese elements in the film.
First of all, the place where the monsters make trouble is the Pacific Ocean, so cities on the east coast of the Pacific Ocean may appear in the film. Sure enough, the underground mecha factory is located in Hong Kong. Needless to say, there are many Chinese faces among the workers. The people were actually Chinese triplets, with short inch heads, red clothes, and long sticks. The safety production slogans in the factory are also all in Chinese, and even the broadcast reminding people to act is also a female voice in Chinese. After the male and female protagonists failed to cooperate in the operation of the Dangerous Vagabond for the first time, they were despised and blamed by all the staff. The triplets' Chinese brothers' evaluation of the pair was "really shameful" and very Chinese-style condemnation. The background music of the triplets fighting against the fourth-generation monsters during the mission is also Chinese, and I don't know which part it is. It's similar to teenagers being self-improvement. Then there are the slums in Hong Kong, where all the elements are Chinese, Chinese, all kinds of Chinese character signs, light signs, streets and alleys are also Hong Kong style.
These Chinese elements are very exciting, and there is a feeling that I am also participating in this battle. It is very subtle. It is a pity that these are just the background, and there are no Chinese actors in the leading role. I hope that I can watch it in Hollywood movies in the future. to more and more Chinese faces
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