Let’s just talk about the logical loopholes in the film that I think exist. To be precise, it is more appropriate to use Tucao to describe it. 1. In such a cutting-edge high-tech research room, these few people can mess around at will, the male protagonist can go in and out at will, and a few teammates will leak all secrets after being yelled at. Any decision does not need to be approved by the superior. This is against the sky. The function is only used to detect crimes; 2. The phenomenon of fighting alone is serious, obviously more powerful official forces (at least friends around you) can join in, but you have to rush to death alone, and drive off-road like a convulsion. The car rushed with the helmet on, and his teammates also obediently told him that the keys were in the car. 3. Why did the male protagonist of the former special forces who have experienced hundreds of battles go all out to save the female protagonist? Just because of a handshake? Because he wants to try to catch the murderer before the crime? Fall in love at first sight because of seeing the sexy heroine on the screen? The motives are inherently awkward. 4. It is clearly stated that it is impossible for any living creature to successfully pass through. In the end, the male protagonist suddenly succeeded without any special instructions, so it is just luck? Is the above a question of the writer or the director? Will it be completely different for Nolan? In the end, I prefer Shin Godzilla made in Japan in 16 years with a lower rating than this. At least I didn't find so many complaints about Shin Godzilla.
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