Why do all the movies look the same?

Last weekend, I watched the legendary Super 7, which broke many records in the 4 change, and saw the complete personal motion sickness. Rumbling and booming are all explosions and speeding cars, and I feel that a director of explosive dramas that surpasses Michael Bay was born. In the past, the film review of "Brave Island" said that the entire San Francisco was blown up. In this way, Super 7 blew up Los Angeles. The intense visual stimuli while watching the movie is really unbearable, and both I and Nao Nao frequently look at our watches.

This movie is really similar to Change 4. The selling point of Change 4 is the special effects production of car deformation, and the selling point of Super 7 is the hurricane and explosion of the car. From the beginning, the Dominicans, who wanted to live a peaceful life, were called to the door, and then the brothers reloaded and began to fight for their families. It is found that movies such as Change 4 will have a theme. The theme of Change 4 is freedom and domination or slavery. From Super 7 alone, the theme of Super 7 is family and revenge. The villain fights for his brother, and the Dominicans fight for their brother and family. At the end of the film, Paul Walker's farewell moment is still very touching. Since then, the brothers parted ways, which is still very sad, especially when the two cars are separated from the air. The background music is also great.

Let's talk science. Although I'm a physics scumbag, I don't think Brian ran up from the fallen bus, which seemed out of habit. Including the last Dominican driving a car to throw grenades on the plane, which is not very scientific. And the big guy who shot at the plane, why does it inexplicably remind me of Kim Il Sung's great deed of throwing stones at the plane? Well, it is also possible that the new weapons are very powerful.

Recently, I don't know if it's the brain channeling or what, I always see the shadow of another movie when I watch a movie. Take Super 7, for example, when the bus falls off a cliff, it reminds me of the scene in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sliding down a snowy mountain to New York City. In the end, when Dominica was suspected of hanging up, the female lead did not let Brian do CPR but spoke to the male protagonist. Then came back to life. Then the heroine said, you live and I also live the lines, it is really a bit like the "Titanic" in which you dance and I dance. Brian and Mia said that the most memorable thing for me was walking into a restaurant and eating a tuna sandwich. Like the sentence in "The Spy," there are thousands of cafes in the world, but she walked into mine. How similar.

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