movie review

Reviewing the best science fiction movies from the past, present, and future.

Why did Black Panther 2 get such low reviews?
I was so angry with this movie that I told the whole story. The throne of Wakanda is poisonous, even in the Marvel series of movies, the number of dead Wakanda Kings is greater than the number of Black Panther individual films, the average Black Panther movie will be scrapped 0.5 Wakanda Kings, no problem, the protagonist awakening depends on the king to sacrifice to heaven, not unlike other Marvel protagonists died relatives, one is not enough to send one, play is flowers. So Princess Su Rui smart ah, finally not inherit the throne, but also found a scapegoat across the ocean, then wait for the small leek grow up. The new country in this movie, I don't know what they're really called, I call it Blister country, because people there don't have heads up their necks and they just have blister filled with water.
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
Why did the Jedi in Star Wars use an inefficient weapon like the lightsaber?
I am writing this article because a friend who has never watched Star Wars raised a similar question: Why do Jedi fight with lightsabers instead of guns? So, what I'm going to do here is just a little bit of a general introduction for someone who hasn't seen Star Wars at all, which may seem a little childish and boring to a veteran Star Wars fan.
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
Why do some people think Captain America 2 is the pinnacle of Marvel right now?
When I watched Avengers, I always had the same feeling: Iron Man, in his cool steel suit, can fly, has money, has a high IQ, is a genius, is funny, and is very romantic. Hulk, powerful in transformation, invulnerability, invulnerability, genius scientist. He has the strongest body and the strongest intellect, but he is introverted and inarticulate. Thor is a god, the finest race in the universe, with a powerful hammer. Silver armor, red cape, blonde hair, although this outfit does not meet my aesthetic, but I feel a kind of crazy chic. Hawkeye, good archery, cool styling. Black Widow, she's pretty, she can hit, she's a spy, she can do anything. It's fair to say that all the members of the Avengers have endearingly attractive characteristics: they're either good-looking, super-capable, super-talented, cool, or smart. Except for Captain America. Captain America's performance in Endgame 1 is really bad compared to other heroes. His appearance is awkward: Captain America is good-looking, but in Endgame 1 he has an ugly uniform, and he always wears that uniform. Especially the headgear. Let me show you two pictures, just to give you a sense. His abilities are also awkward: 1. He can fight a little bit, but not as much as Thor and the Hulk; 2. A little smart, but no super geniuses like Iron Man and Hulk; 3 can't fly, and the action fights are not as distinctive or handsome as the Hawk-eyed Black Widow. His character is the most awkward: rigid, do not understand the flexible, too stubborn; Compared to the personalities of the other Avengers members, people are not interesting or likeable at all. It's fair to say that in Endgame 1, Cap wasn't a failure, but it was really unlovable. I even hated Captain America a little bit when I saw the movie. After all, Captain America is not strong in combat but always stubbornly pointing at others and quarreling with his teammates. But! But! But! That's all changed in Cap 2. Captain America's uniform has been modified to look better. The dark blue stealth suit is really cool. And Cap takes off that stupid hood most of the time. Captain America's handsome face kept showing. And Captain America in street clothes. Really, I don't have the words to describe it other than handsome. Captain America's powers haven't changed, they haven't been enhanced, but the director has been smart enough to make the movie an action movie with spy elements. The action is crisp, the punch to the flesh. All kinds of fighting, punching, kicking, wrestling, grappling. Turning daggers, throwing shields, pleasing to the eye. This allows you to enhance Captain America without changing his Settings. The opening scene shows off the strength of Captain America: he lands without a parachute, falls unscathed, and enters the water without diving gear. Powerful, one kick people out of more than ten meters. Leadership, directing a task force to rescue hostages. Everything was under control. Captain America had it all figured out. Captain America 2 redefines Captain America's abilities with a single opening sequence: outstanding fighting skills, extraordinary physical strength, and exceptional leadership. To make people forget about that stupid Captain in Avengers 1. Then there is the character of Captain America. Without changing the character setting of Captain America, the director presents the character of Captain America in a cooler and more convincing way: Captain America does not change, but the world does. Captain America created S.H.I.E.L.D., and Captain America destroyed Hydra. But S.H.I.E.L.D., which stands for good, has spawned an evil Hydra. Where there is light, there is shadow. When the director of Shield Bureau said to save Shield Bureau, the United States team "stubborn" said: we will not save what, Shield Bureau and Hydra to destroy together. You're going to do what's called divided governance, but how many people are going to die before you figure out who the enemy is? Captain America's "stubbornness" and "rigidity" are his most precious things in this confusing era. His "boring" is "reliable" when it matters. It can be said that the film Captain America 2 has completely changed the image of Captain America. From appearance, ability, character, all aspects of change. Make Captain America a new hero. The Russo brothers are the real deal.
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
What to make of the poem "Do not go gentle into that good night" from Interstellar?
"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night." This is a poem by Thomas Dillane, dedicated to his father. He was a poet of genius with a legendary life story. He was born a Christian, the son of a professor of English literature. "Good night" is both a Christian expression and a euphemism for "death." The whole poem is about, do not accept death calmly, although death is inevitable, but the old people should fight with death enthusiastically, resist the coming darkness of death.
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
Why did the Avengers continue to be so popular while Transformers faded away?
First of all, the characterization is rubbish. The characterization of the first three films, it's safe to say, is a bunch of Ollie. It's basically Optimus Prime and Blaster. While the other Autobots are almost the background of the existence of general, the first part is fine, barely able to say, after all, there are only five Autobots, the second and third part of the unapologetically, the characterization of the worst. Call it a piece of shit. At least you know the difference between dog shit and human shit. The autobots, in addition to Optimus Prime and Blaster, are almost all background panels, which can never be distinguished from which, with little shaping and few lines. You might die before you can even see your face, or you might not even notice that a character has gotten his lunch, or you might have a character who was in the field of battle before he hit the ground and then disappeared as if he were a roadblock. It wasn't until Optimus Prime merged that he suddenly appeared in the background. If it wasn't for the ambulance, no one would have noticed him. The jungle was fought and Optimus Prime was dead and the background guys were late. I think the ambulance lived through four movies and had more lines before it died than the first three put together. Although the autobots are senior level, but the sense of existence is really poor, almost as the background, never a single shot opportunity, always as a foil. As the autobots of the elder role, but this treatment, four combined existence is not as good as the fourth drift inspector they, you can imagine, characterization is how bad. You don't remember anything about him, except that he seems to joke with Sam when he first appears, and doesn't do much good in Armagedon, where he shouts "Autobot attack" when he comes to the rescue of the jungle in the background of the second movie, and where he powers up Optimus Prime with Shaking. I forgot what Uncle did in the third part... The funny thing is that while Optimus Prime was lying on the ground when he just came back to life, the ambulance was walking around in the background as if nothing was wrong, and only when Skyfire disassembled did it pull out the charging lock to charge Optimus Prime. Even if it is a toy, for more than 10 years, there is no cattle fine toys, mpm11 life transformed a thin man into a strong backpacker...... After all, the image of the movie is real. As for Ser, he had at least cursed Megatron before he died. What about Tin? Death is so wrong, so wrong. It is almost impossible for the casual viewer to remember them, especially when combined with the broken mechanical style of selling copies and the battle of falling parts to the extreme, the chaotic, can only remember a few main characters, Optimus Prime and the sky and the Garlic, and maybe even the ugly crab. The fourth part is a rare highlight of the autobots. Although I can't accept the drift of their ugly faces and anthropomorphic shapes, their personalities are very pleasing, and the eldest brother has become the main character in a real sense... It is also very important that the directors are very confused about the foundation they create. Other people's work may be at most on the level of force eating books, will be contradictory. Transformers is good, the most basic and most core Settings he can be inconsistent. We killed the Decepticons in the third and the Autobots in the fourth. I don't know about Optimus Prime turning himself into a street rat just moments after his passionate speech in the third movie. As for the senior fan... Due to the selling of copies of Transformers at first, the image of the real world and the animated image are very different. The key is that the character is completely different, not to mention the fighting power. Basically, only the color matching and vehicle can barely relate to who it is, and the point is that many of the characters don't even have the color matching of Chicken Wan... I wouldn't know if I had, because there's a big gap between Inspector Fat Beard and Inspector Handsome... The animated image is a million miles away from the movie image. After all, no one would have guessed that the Sark giant turned out to be a dizzy scorpion... Sark the gnome... Who remembers what a real jack is? Nima mixed day leopard attack directly drag bucket to change the model, the deformation of the lens is not seconds. Optimus Prime's girlfriend and passers-by, the key is also ugly, even do not know when to die. Apparently, copy selling is very concerned with the creation of human women, but Cybertan women are almost deaf ears. Optimus Prime still has a bit of a head for being the Autobot, but it took me years to get over his aluminum foil face and flat toes. When I was a kid, I always thought Bumblebee was more handsome than Optimus Prime... It was loveless. Veteran fans of Transformers watch their favorite characters turn into ghosts and their fighting power is cut into a dog. Naturally, they criticize the Transformers who sell copies and know how to sell copies. It wasn't until the third film, perhaps for sentimental reasons, that the character, who is still beloved by anime fans, was introduced with a true combination of Jiwan characteristics. But even so, Shockwave's performance is pretty bad. Drillbeast feels like a giant earthworm getting sliced up in front of Optimus Prime... Directly behind it was a parachute... Well, anyway... Secondly, the villains are so poorly created that they are not only barely created, but simply bad and, crucially, weak. The first part is also good to say, Optimus Prime is almost by garlic, Starscream study flexible go position, easily hang the old American air Force, a gun dry turn bumblebee they. Although the noise was not obvious, the first few shots fired in front of Lennox were as powerful as the domestic Anti-Japanese dynamite grenades. Basically, Autobots and the US Army beat him all the way back, but his batch of meat was much stronger than those crispy chicken Decepticons later. Bone Crusher seems to be stronger than the noise, the road deformation of the menacingly look, at first glance is not an ordinary person, at first look is a melee expert, if you live longer may be able to make other Autobots suffer, compared to the second version of the mad can only shoot guns. Too bad he was brave enough to go after the Autobot leader and get killed... The most awesome of all was the vertigo, which became an eternal memory of the mesmerizing moments after its debut, with extremely fierce firepower and a wide range of concussive attacks (literally) that devastated and destroyed the American army. I seriously doubt that the original change was intended to make the Decepticons extremely powerful, after all, they gave the Decepticons the police roadblocks that were supposed to be Autobots. But the latter may have changed his mind, the original powerful vertigo behind seems to be a kidney weakness, suddenly no firepower, with Lennox that big sense of bad tone, thought that would make the US army and autobots suffer, the result changed shape to frighten Lennox they did nothing. In the end, he tried to attack Optimus Prime with his hand propeller, but was attacked by humans. The Decepticons have become an eternal joke since the second movie. Since then, the Mighty has been on a constant cycle of dying -- resurrecting -- dying -- resurrecting -- dying. Although kiki kaki's transformation is very refreshing, Explosion Bay lives up to his nickname and has a lot of fun in explosive scenes. Unfortunately, his control of the battle scene is really relying on it, and the action design is quite low. And they look like live braised chickens. The so-called fight is the whole crab to rip and tear, like a child into a rape bush, hit someone to be cut up. Except for Megatron Bone Crusher and Odden, none of Decepticons can fight melee battles. Like Vertigo and his fellow model brother, the size clearly is not suitable for melee, so let them send heads. When you think about Vertigo and his brother, both melee battles seem to produce zero output, and the surfboard at least has acupuncture on Optimus Prime with Gatling. The scenes of Shockwave being torn by hand and Megatron being picked as a sheep scorpion are the lowest of the low. Not only does it make the pillars look like porcupine, but it also makes these decepticons really fucking crispy. Replace it with a human fight, no problem reinforcement tearing up ordinary people. Is the difference between their strength and physical strength really that big? Six hellfires at the same time? What do you think? Although the scene is small, but the fighting style is gauze selling copy, not only everyone is strong a lot, the body is flexible to the extreme. Smash the Fighting Skills of the Tulle trilogy all Deceptik. But it's a pity there's so much damage. That's all there is to blow. And the way the characters die is sloppy and smart. And as for the explosion, it's clear that the rich second-generation director's control is not like selling copies. That scene where the bouncing ball explodes is really cheap, and a bunch of steel explodes with fire. The Transformers need to sell copies of the explosive spectacle as much as they need to deliver the solid, punch-to-flesh, close combat. In the opening scene of the Shanghai Battle, the large and useless Prophet sweeper (which is understandable, after all, the Prophet is directly facing Optimus Prime) is sidelined and has little combat power. When the jungle war Megatron Starscream surfboard three people can not beat Optimus Prime, the key is still Optimus Prime open unbeatable to kill one, and finally have to take advantage of Optimus Prime to save Sam when a sneak attack. As for Hercules, except for the special effects, it's amazing. All the rest can be said: It's ridiculous, Hercules and King Kong are a disgrace forever. So ugly, so broken (it's always felt like Hercules wasn't a crushing mechanic, but just plain messy), so inflexible, so brittle, what else could it do but suck garbage? Being teased by two little guys, and finally being knocked over by a bang and falling apart... Not to mention the Fallen. When the Force wiped out the American army, Armageddon was over by Optimus Prime in a matter of seconds, and I wouldn't use the Fallen as an example if I fucking fought for longer. Can you imagine how I felt when I thought Deceptik had someone who could fight, only to be ripped apart by Optimus Prime a few minutes later? Not to mention the third, Megatron was a joke, Starscream died a ridiculous death, Decepticon veteran Soundwave was blown out of the sky for seconds, and ShockWave was a clown. Even if you don't have to do it yourself, a bunch of cassette King Kong can probably take down Bumblebee. So Honor Decepticons can fight their enemies. The fourth instalment of Lockdown will be a bit more powerful. The Decepticons are pretty much invisible. When I saw Galvatron looking at one mass production soldier after another, he said, "They're going to ruin everything for me!" I couldn't help laughing. Galvatron! Galvatron! Where is Galvatron who fought Unicron? Part 5 ………… Emmmmmm.......................................... Megatron humbly and human negotiations to redeem the Decepticons, a few quickly was seconds...
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
What is the worldview of the Transformers movie? What do you think of Transformers 4?
It's like a reboot, cleaning up the old characters, kind of like tf the movie, tf1 only has pillars, Bumblebee, plus Galvatron count half, a total of two and a half lives to the end, (actually Hasbro to sell toys! Ironhide and Starscream are both leaders, so it's happening in Season 3. Give me back my handsome f15 Starscream, f22 is ugly! So Megatron couldn't sell, so he sold Galvatron in a new vest. Cable even made a toy that can automatically change shape by breaking apart the tail and shaking it. This is not for the purpose of selling toys. Then neatly end the story of the earth, move the stage to the universe, point the finger at the source of everything, the creator may lead to the five-faced monster, Unicron, and even the Primordial Heavenly one. The other thing is, the bumblebee is going to be a bushman?
By jack3 years ago in Futurism
AI-Generated Fake Photos
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) has been making waves in the tech industry, with various applications across different sectors. However, the emergence of AI-generated fake images and videos has been a cause for concern, particularly in the realm of politics. Recently, AI created fake photos of US President Trump being arrested, which has sparked a debate on the implications of such technology on the integrity of information and its impact on the political landscape.
By Arivu3 years ago in Futurism
"The Time Traveler's Paradox: Changing the Past, Saving the Future"
Emma had always been fascinated with the idea of time travel. As a child, she would often daydream about going back in time to meet historical figures or witness significant events. But as she grew older, she realized the potential dangers of altering the past and creating a paradox. One day, Emma stumbled upon a strange device in her grandfather's attic. It was a small, metallic box with a button on top. Curiosity getting the better of her, Emma pressed the button, and the device began to hum and vibrate in her hand. Suddenly, she was transported back in time to the year 1920. Emma was stunned as she looked around at the unfamiliar surroundings. She had always thought time travel was impossible, yet here she was, standing in the middle of a bustling city street almost 100 years in the past. She quickly realized the potential consequences of her actions and knew she had to be careful not to alter anything that could impact the future. As she wandered through the streets, Emma noticed a young woman walking towards her, looking distraught. The woman approached her and asked for help, explaining that her child was sick and needed medicine that she couldn't afford. Emma knew that penicillin had just been discovered and could cure the child's illness, so she offered to help. As she reached into her pocket to give the woman some money, Emma hesitated. If she gave the woman the money, she could be altering the course of history. But she couldn't bear to watch a child suffer when she had the means to help. She decided to give the woman the money, hoping that her small act of kindness would not have any significant impact on the future. Emma continued to explore the city, amazed by the sights and sounds around her. She watched as people went about their daily lives, unaware of the world-changing events that would occur in the coming years. She felt like she was in a dream, but she knew that this was real and that she had to be careful not to change anything that could alter the course of history. As the day wore on, Emma began to feel uneasy. She knew that every action she took could have unintended consequences, and she started to worry that she might have already altered something significant. She decided it was time to return to the present and hoped that she had not caused any irreparable damage. When Emma arrived back in the present, she was relieved to see that everything looked the same. But as she walked down the street, she noticed that the store she had bought her coffee from was no longer there. In its place was a small, run-down building that looked like it had been abandoned for years. Emma's heart sank as she realized what had happened. When she had given the woman the money, she had inadvertently altered the course of history, leading to a chain of events that ultimately resulted in the coffee shop never being built. She had created a paradox, and she didn't know how to fix it. Emma spent the next few days researching time travel and paradoxes, trying to find a way to undo what she had done. She read about the grandfather paradox and the butterfly effect, and she knew that she had to be careful not to make things worse. After much research, Emma came up with a plan. She would go back in time again, but this time, she would take the money back from the woman. She knew that it would be difficult, but she had to try. Emma pressed the button on the device and found herself back in 1920. She waited on the same street corner until the woman approached her again. This time, Emma explained that she had made a mistake and needed the money back. The woman looked confused but agreed to give it back. As Emma returned to the present, she held her breat
By Munib Malik3 years ago in Futurism
La Casa de Papel
"La Casa de Papel" also known as "Money Heist," is a Spanish crime drama series created by Alex Pina. The show follows a group of eight robbers who attempt to carry out the biggest heist in history by breaking into the Royal Mint of Spain and printing billions of euros. Led by a mastermind known only as "The Professor," the robbers, who are all code-named after cities, plan to keep the police and hostages trapped inside the mint for 11 days, while they execute their plan.
By unique boobesh3 years ago in Futurism
The Future of IT
Subtitles: Introduction to Emerging Trends in IT Internet of Things (IoT) and Its Impacts on IT Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) Blockchain Technology: Revolutionizing IT Cloud Computing: The Future of IT Infrastructure Cybersecurity in the Age of Cloud Computing Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) in IT Edge Computing: Bringing IT Closer to End-users 5G Networks and the Future of IT Connectivity Conclusion: Preparing for the Future of IT
By ethics with AI3 years ago in Futurism
The Future of Work
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the way we work. The traditional nine-to-five office routine has been disrupted, and businesses have had to embrace new ways of working to adapt to the changing circumstances. Remote work has become the new normal, with millions of employees around the world working from home. This has highlighted the importance of embracing a remote workforce and adopting hybrid work models for the future.
By ethics with AI3 years ago in Futurism
The Rise of the Virtual Influencer
In recent years, social media has been dominated by the presence of influencers, individuals with large followings who have the power to sway consumer behavior and shape popular culture. But a new kind of influencer has emerged: virtual influencers. These are computer-generated personalities who look, act, and speak like real people, but are entirely digital.
By junaid mughal3 years ago in Futurism