The movie REAL STEEL is showing how boxing changed at future, boxing is not man to man anymore. It become robot to robot.
Than boxing just become a man holding a remote and control the robot, like regular boxing, a robot can win on points, via a technical knock-out, or a true KO. The only way they appear capable of the latter is to cause their opponent to suffer a kind of major computer or power source malfunction. They can beat each other senseless, and yet survive, just to have their potential victory vanquished via a software bug or hard drive crash. And then there is the various baffling bells and whistles they can employ. In the end, cricket makes more sense. again it showing the improvement of human technology, we just have to boxing with the remote, let the robot fighting for them, it kind of lost the point of boxing, its like letting the robot doing sport for people is kind of pointless . New thing is not always make them to be better.
It’s good to know that, several decades from now, there will still be deadbeat dads. It’s also refreshing to see well to do adoptive parents bartering for a boy child like rug merchants in Marrakesh. Charlie needs money, and Max’s aunt apparently needs a kid to hug - that is, until he turns unctuous and rebellious. The price for the privilege? $100,000 - an in future money, that must be like 75 smackers. And no one seems phased by this concept. No one.
没有评论:
发表评论