Chapter 440: Wrecking Ball Premiere

In space, a rocket appears, with a spherical space capsule hanging behind it, heading towards the earth.

As soon as this scene appears, the audience immediately thinks of "Winston". It is absolutely right. This is the rocket designed by Winston to escape from the moon base.

What is the connection between "Wrecking Ball" and "Winston"?

When it is almost reaching the earth's atmosphere, the space capsule and the rocket separate, and everyone finally understands that they are not a whole!

The rocket designed by Winston does not include the metal sphere behind it. These are two completely different things, but the separation scene does not appear in the movie "Winston". So, the screenwriter Roning planned all this a long time ago. At that time, he deceived everyone and made everyone mistakenly think that the space capsule and the rocket were a whole.

Until now, the careful audience finally realized it.

At the beginning of the movie "Winston", an inconspicuous hamster appeared. It seems to be one of the experimental subjects, but the scientists' main research object is still primates, and the focus of "Winston" is only on the relationship between gorillas and humans, and there is no mention of the subsequent situation of the hamster.

So, this wrecking ball is the little hamster that appeared in "Winston"?

But the size difference is too big! If you think about it carefully, it is normal. The little hamster accepted the experiment of scientists, and it is normal for the body to grow bigger. Maybe the IQ has also improved a lot. It must have improved a lot, otherwise he would not be able to become the protagonist of an independent movie.

The audience who noticed these details couldn't help but sigh in their hearts. Ronin is really laying a big game. "Winston" is the second work after the transformation of Overwatch Films. However, at that time, it dug a hole for "Wrecking Ball" released a few years later.

At this moment, it was filled without any disobedience. There is something!

After the rocket separated from the space capsule, the space capsule passed through the atmosphere and landed near Australia, smashing a sinkhole.

At this time, the omnic crisis broke out worldwide. In response to this disaster, Iron Man created Ultron and set the only instruction: protect the earth and eliminate the threat.

Ultron is very powerful and has great licensing rights. He can control all of Iron Man's battle suits and help the human army resist the omnics.

But then something unexpected happened. Ultron itself is also a kind of intelligent machine with its own thoughts. Later, it once believed that humans are the biggest threat to the earth.

After that, Ultron turned to humans and attacked humans together with intelligent machines.

The mission of Overwatch became more difficult, so it was controlled later. Iron Man paid a lot for it. He was responsible for everything he did.

At first, Tony himself refused to shoot this segment. He couldn't accept that such a righteous person like him became a guy who harmed the world.

Finally, he agreed under Ronin's persuasion. In this way, the plot became interesting. If Ultron was just a simple righteous robot, helping humans fight intelligent machines, how boring would it be?

Ronin slightly changed the script of "Wrecking Ball" and added such a small background content in the opening, just to fill the pit he dug in the previous movie easter egg.

From my point of view, the effect is not bad, nothing abrupt.

Back to the movie, although the intelligent machines have been controlled as a whole, they are still rampant in some areas.

A big explosion occurred in the Australian outback, and it has since become a wasteland. The people who survived built a small town on this wasteland, named Junkertown.

Probably, the people who live here will die here, and will never see the prosperity of the outside city for the rest of their lives. There are two notorious guys here, Junkrat and Roadhog, who were driven out of Junkertown by the Queen.

Seeing the two tall and short, fat and thin backs outside Junkertown, Junkrat screamed excitedly: "Look at Roadhog, that's us, we're in the movie!"

Ronin turned around and gave him a "you know" look, Junkrat quickly covered his mouth, silent, but still excited inside.

The camera returned to the big pit, the hatch of the space capsule opened, and Hammond poked his head out.

Light yellow hair, three whiskers on each side of the chubby face, two big ears and two exposed front teeth are particularly conspicuous.

This is a giant hamster, about the same size as a four or five-year-old child.

Most girls have no resistance to this kind of furry cute thing, and they all want to touch his head.

Hammond stuck his head out and looked around. There was nothing on the barren and desolate land. No, there was something. There were metal debris everywhere.

Looking at these things, Hammond's eyes flashed. He knew that if he wanted to survive, he had to find a city. If there was no city nearby, he would have to travel a long distance.

Traveling on two short legs, without a stable source of food, he would inevitably fall halfway, so he had to transform the escape pod.

Hammond jumped off the escape pod and took off his brown backpack. In addition to the tools for mechanical transformation, there was also a little food.

The hair on Hammond's round belly was white, the same color as his face and eyebrows. The rest of his body, except for his hands and feet, was light yellow hair, which looked silly and cute.

It just looked like that, but in fact he moved very quickly, retaining the characteristics of hamsters' swift movements.

All of this is presented by Hammond's expression, demeanor, and movements. He cannot speak and cannot communicate with humans as freely as Winston. After all, gorillas are primates and are closest to humans in all aspects, while hamsters are very different from humans.

Hammond brought a lot of metal debris and modified the escape pod. It took a few days, and the escape pod had four more legs, like a chubby crab.

And it not only had four more legs, but also had a feature that allowed it to travel quickly.

Hammond ate something and returned to the escape pod, closed the hatch, quickly retracted his limbs, turned into a sphere and rolled towards somewhere.

Rolling is much faster than walking.

Every time he rolled a certain distance, Hammond would stop and open the hatch to see if there were any buildings around.

Two days of traveling gradually disappointed Hammond. There were no buildings, no plants, no creatures, nothing, even the metal debris was gone.

He was the only life on the bare land.

The food he brought was almost finished, and he had to find a place to stay quickly, a place where there was life. Now was not the time to give up.

Finally, on the morning of the third day, he saw a vague building in the distance.

Immediately, Hammond excitedly turned into a ball and rolled towards there.

It rolled and rolled in the dust until it hit a solid wall.

The hatch opened and Hammond showed his head.

Oh! It was not a wall, but an iron door with the words "Junkertown" written on it in crooked handwriting!

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