Mega Chapai slum live-action shootout game

In fact, I want to say a few more words about this piece, but today is too tired, let's talk a little bit.

"Super Chapai" continues the usual style of director Neil Blomkamp's previous works, and the young director born in 1979 has always been quite experienced in visual effects. Coupled with his childhood experiences in South Africa, his work is always placed in his hometown of Johannesburg. In the slum-like set, high-tech armor or robots are placed, the so-called slum high-tech aesthetics. At the same time, the theme often has the gap between rich and poor, social problems, and concern for the poor, etc., so it is often called science fiction socialism.

The opening of "Super Cha Pai" is very handsome, the police and bandits fight, the machine police cool debut, and the soundtrack is also very burning. It's reminiscent of the coolness of Neil's short film for the game Halo, but after that. The plot becomes very boring. The setting of teaching machine cops to learn and grow is not new, and at the time of this story, there are not many eye-catching moments. In this paragraph, the director deliberately placed a lot of plots to tell a so-called human story, although this setting is actually quite naïve.

That's why I'm not particularly happy with this film. Or, Neil still needs a better screenwriter to help him, to get his great ideas in the visual part, to have a better story to support. That way, his movies should be better.

However, I am still very optimistic about him, and I hope that the future will be better. Because his next plan is to make Alien