Typical American personal heroism. The storyline can be summed up in down-to-earth words. It is the difficult and tortuous journey of a potential sunshine boy who constantly digs facts and truths under the conspiracy of the corporate giant boss to save his girlfriend and people. One of the scenes in the movie that had a deep impact on me was the tilt of the camera when Jordan kept running away at the urging of Lincoln. The composition of this tilt shot was very dramatic and showed the sense of confusion and tension of the characters running away without knowing the reason. The rear is black and gold. The lighting is full of violence. In the moving mirror photography method, the use of the rising lens is the most precise and ingenious. The first shot-up was when Lincoln and Jordan escaped from the Clone Island. Lincoln and Jordan's admiration and admiration for the real face of the world were interpreted with vast up-shots. The second shot-up was when all the clones escaped from the Clone Island. At this time, the shooting angle of the drone is more vast and lofty. Compared with the previous time when there was no cloud and no sun, the second time is when the sun is all over the earth, facing the sea, and the spring flowers are blooming (no, the end of the whole play is sublimated, And the yacht designed by Lincoln took her girlfriend to the south, showing the beginning of the clones' longing for life and their yearning for a better life. Overall, the storyline of the clones doesn't seem to be a big deal. It doesn't matter. As for the US President Harvard's counterattack, when it comes to Michael Bay's superb ability to deal with action scenes, it will definitely make up a lot for the story in terms of the visual effects of the film. The film is Michael Bay's most ideological, One of the most sensational works, the future world of mankind is framed in the unspeakable proposition of cloning. The escape of Lincoln and Jordan is an interesting and futuristic adventure.
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