The beginning of Batman's response to the future parallel space's response is like the martial arts version of "Transit" The soundtrack is full of novelty, high-intensity and heavy blows. Gemini Man is an old concept, and it's an old concept this time. One-way mirrors for holograms or videos to threaten talent is a symmetrical reverse time machine. Bao Gong, Nolan is one step ahead of you, and it's taken. Sure enough, the future self beats the current self, but you can't see the future self, the net text setting. When you beat yourself up with the concept of more time, you will be a little taller, a little bit taller. The omniscient perspective intervenes, but it is the only subject that is kept in the dark. If you don’t understand this, it’s probably because there were fewer posts on the bar 10 years ago. In terms of movies, it is a different perspective at the same time. The 1990s were hot, and even as early as "The Killer", they had already matured, no matter what kind of coat they put on. The "future man" in the language intervenes and starts the "Gulag effect". Emotions and character logic are almost completely abandoned, and the characters are like tools to complete the plot, but this is a good thing. Recalling the twist in "Pirates of Dreams", Nolan is making use of his strengths and circumventing weaknesses. Think about it, a man who can decide the destruction of the world, why can't he get a woman? Level up, double up, give it a full score, and the last star, give strengths and avoid weaknesses. This is a question of art philosophy, whether the film can completely abandon the expression and discussion of the characters' emotions. The final cross-cut, the only real emotion, is disguised to get the job done. When it comes to the last weapon is trust, it is of course "Golden Dreamland"~ The master of web writing can really make web texts look good. I put myself in every moment to save the world. The age is unknown, the beginning is not the end, and the end is not the beginning. The scene of "You recruited me" is the best.
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