<human>: the film appears to draw a line between art and entertainment. to begin with, there is a lot of crude humor in the film ; the main character looks like a brutalist leaning against a wall, and the film's other characters are cruder and more outlandish. moviegoers will probably find this film offensive because it features excessive violence and crude language, but in a different culture, people will appreciate the film for its subtler violence and for its less extreme language. many viewers will be horrified to see how much bloody and swollen corpses it creates. this film is a true comic book movie based on the true story of stan lee, who was a hero in vietnam and was slain by a japanese war criminal. the film features lots of bloody scenes, including lots of splattered blood. many people were horrified when they saw johnny clyde, the hero of the film, being sprayed with a stray bullet that almost pierced their heart. this film, like other chinese comic book movies, has very realistic characters and situations, but the characters are often stereotyped and stereotyped too much. the film takes place in a futuristic city, and features lots of futuristic cars, robots, and spaceships. the film also takes advantage of hollywood's popular nostalgia, such as the recent star wars film, which was marketed as being futuristic but actually was futuristic. the film's flaws, such as excessive use of special effects, may be offensive to some viewers, but it still offers a lot to enjoy for others.
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