Jie Mi

After watching it, I can give it a score of 8.5. The Chinese political thriller version of Oppenheimer is actually a spy war film. It has been a good main theme in recent years (should be considered) and Chen Sicheng's best movie. A score of is still low (at least 8 points for any popular director)The visual quality, audio and visual effects, and special effects are all very good, even better than many Hollywood blockbusters (I really regret not watching IMAX). It tells the story of the competition between geniuses and geniuses. The visual effect of the movie's dreams is very good, very shocking (personally, I like the maze and pink beach the most). I feel that there is a dream before every important turning point in the film, and the actors' acting skills are good (especially John Cusack and Liu Haoran). The transitions are the best movies I have seen this year, and the ending is different from the novel, giving Rong Jinzhen a good ending. However, there are some shortcomings: the love scenes are relatively stiff, and the movie also adds a scene of Chen Sicheng's interview at the end (Chen Sicheng is a narcissistic maniac)