Is the trajectory of life controlled by oneself or by fate? This question is really difficult to answer.
The protagonist of the film, Wesley, is a cowardly little accountant who is abused by his boss all day long. He lives in a crumbling small apartment under a railway bridge. All made Wesley have questions: he did not know who he was! He doesn't understand why his life is like this, and Google can't answer this question. He can only be confused day after day, and his life is in dire straits!
Like all vulgar sitcoms, the male protagonist will meet the most incredible adventures when he is at his most downcast. There must be a hot girl in the adventure. We all know this. What we don't know is that this is called Fox. The girl brings not only adventures, but also science fiction!
The male protagonist inherited the talent of his killer father, and can shoot off the wings of a fly when he is nervous - it seems that I have heard it in some comics. After 6 weeks of bloody baptism, Wesley has transformed into a super-class killer! The leader of the organization, Sloan, told him that a man named Klaus not only killed his father, but also planned to get rid of the entire organization, and only Wesley could kill Klaus. Wesley finally knew who he was and why he came to this world.
At this point in the plot, although it's vulgar, it's still normal, and the rest is just made up.
Sloan told Wesley that the target of the assassination was determined by a loom! The shuttle drives the weft and criss-crosses the warp. If it is coded according to the "binary" rule, a name can be obtained from the gauze. The owner of this name is determined by "fate" and the target to be removed! After listening to an apparently nonsense story, Wesley followed the instructions of the gauze and killed the first target in his life with an arc ballistic gun - this is fate.
This is the fourth time an arc bullet trajectory appears in the film. Anyone who has studied physics knows that the trajectory of a bullet must be an arc, but it is usually a parabola. The bullets shot by Wesley and his father are actually flat arcs. Lines - what a centripetal force is required! And this is also determined by fate. Fate determines the heart rate and adrenaline secretion of their father and son are different!
After Wesley destroyed a train, he finally hit Klaus who was trying to save him, but Klaus told him: "I'm your father!". So the trajectory of fate began to reverse. Sloan, who was full of justice, became the villain. Wesley, who avenged his father, became a father-killer. Poor Wesley was obviously not enough brains. After the elder's narration, he destroyed Sloan's lair with a thousand rats. Then, in the siege of a group of killers headed by Fox, he told the true face of the matter:
Sloan's name had already appeared on the textile machine, but Sloan concealed this fact, and Klaus woke up after discovering that Sloan wanted to His own self-interest tampered with "miracles" and killed innocent people indiscriminately, so he wanted to get rid of Sloan. Unable to restrain Klaus, Sloan began to move Wesley's head, because Wesley was the only person Klaus could not kill! Poor Wesley originally thought that he had become a real "human" and could control his own and others' fate, but unexpectedly he became a tool for others.
Sloan didn't panic when he faced Wesley's muzzle and the shocked eyes of the killers. He took out more gauze with the names of every member of the organization on it - the entire organization should no longer exist!
Sloan said to the killers in a circle: "Either kill Wesley, and we still exist for justice as before; or you kill yourselves, because that's how fate is determined!" When Fox fired a bullet, the bullet actually flew in a circular trajectory, shot through the temples of each killer in the circle and then returned to the starting point, hitting Fox's own temple - she finished" Destiny" instructions! I have to say: Fox, you really have to thank fate for letting those killers grow to be the same height, so the bullet could go so perfectly through everyone, including your own temple!
At the end of the film, Wesley trapped Sloan with his father's method of trapping others. It was like fate was standing still. He said: "this is me taking back control", and he "re" controlled his own destiny! This line expresses the theme of the whole film: human beings are finding themselves in the struggle with the so-called fate and making continuous progress. The original cowardly master who wanted to punch him twice answered the question that haunted him for half his life with a bullet, and shattered the loom of fate.
This is a ridiculous looking film, the loom alone can make people confused, but it is said that in Greek mythology, the shuttle and the coil are the main tools of the goddess of fate's daily work, they shuttle in the hands of the goddess, Weave all kinds of joys and sorrows in the world. It seems that since the age of mythology, fate is irresistible, and everyone's life trajectory has been controlled by the invisible giant palm, and the tiny human beings are powerless. The hero asks himself "Who am I?" many times. This proposition that has plagued mankind for thousands of years cannot be answered yet. Jackie Chan tried to answer this question, but the audience didn't buy it, because although he gave the answer, the problem-solving process was not very beautiful! Wesley also gave the answer. Judging from the online comments, his problem-solving process is quite beautiful.
Yes, the exaggerated bullet flight trajectory - finally comparable to "The Matrix"; the sexy girl - Angelina Jolie is really beautiful; the close-up fight that sees blood with fists - a bit "boxing" The meaning of "Club"; the most exciting is the car chase scene - the scene of shooting the target through the sunroof has to make people feel the imagination of the screenwriter; of course, there is also the unparalleled Morgan Freeman!
But purely in terms of plot, it's really nonsense - of course fate is not determined by the loom! But how the bullets fly, I am afraid it is really a matter of the textile machine!
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