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as an action movie
Chaz 2022-04-22 07:01:03
The background setting of the film is actually very thoughtful. It aims to explore the relationship between human emotion and human reproduction. However, the analysis of the proposition in this context is particularly powerless. While watching, if you think deeply for a moment, you will be pulled back by the loopholes in the plot of the film. In fact, what is remarkable is the action scenes of this film. The motion design is poetic. Christian Bale's outfit is cool from start to finish. In the end, it was a bit unreasonable to open and kill the other party for no reason, but it was really enjoyable to watch. The last two pistol battles are quite innovative and worth watching.
Extended Reading
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Cameron 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Uncle Bell’s acting skills are really good~~~How can there be people without emotions in the world?
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Hayden 2021-10-20 19:02:05
(7.5/10) Political fables and utopian assumptions are not the main objects of discussion. Although they have borrowed from quite a few dystopian movies ("Metropolis", "Blade Runner", "The Matrix", "Nineteen Eighty Four", etc.), I didn’t go deep into it. I used this utopian setting as a kind of story background, and regarded emotion as the source of crime, and built a totalitarian state without emotion, just like Wens in "Nineteen Eighty Four". Dun Smith, the male protagonist Peston is the worm in the Empire State Building, successfully overthrowing the rule of the empire, quite optimistic heroism. The number of commercial films makes the action scenes very emotional, and "The Matrix" has a great influence.
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John Preston: You're absolutely 100% right, sir.
DuPont: Of course I am.
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Jurgen: Will you do it?
John Preston: Yes.
Jurgen: Can you?
John Preston: I don't know.