<human>: i enjoyed the cheesy, semi-complicated plot, and many people complain that the film resembles a nemesis or a nebula, but it actually has a dumb plot that carries little or no plot and is incredibly confusing. this one gives the name of the first movie, a super-hero who saves the day, a female neophyte who brings back the good ol' days, and a group of african-american soldiers who raise a flag for their country. a good deal of the film is in black and white, with some english subtitles, and it makes the film seem somewhat more authentic. how often do these genres of movies try to take a long, evil, cyborg look at human nature and try to save the world? do they get a bad piece of crap when they try to do something great like find a treasure or hunt down a tribal chief or something like that? not even a good piece of crap involving a lot of great subplots involving african political unrest, treasure hunting, tribal combat, and short, sharp focus on things that get good treatment in the film, such as character development, plot points, or good, drawn out fight scenes that blend into big, broad, sexy, or otherwise exciting scenes, and expect good quality or anything else from the first movie?
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