Detective Gadget

The security guard Gadget was injured and disabled by the villain Dr. Crow when he was chasing him. The kind-hearted mechanical surgeon Brenda reshaped him. He is equipped with more than 14,000 multi-purpose mechanisms, of course there are a small number of them that sometimes don't work that well. After the modification, Gaget became extremely brave, solved major crimes in succession, and became the protector of the city. The evil Dr. Crow hated him so much that he and his men created a robot that looked exactly like Gadget and did all kinds of evil in the city. People thought Gadget was the suspect who stole millions of dollars from the municipal bank, causing Gajet to His reputation is in disgrace. In order to clear his grievances, Gadjet battles wits with Dr. Crowe...

Highlights:

This film is adapted from the popular European and American TV series of the same name produced by Disney in the 1980s. The music of the movie "G-Type Detective" also follows the music theme from the cartoon. It is a science fiction film with cartoon color. In the film, whether it is the design of space and character modeling, the arrangement of characters and story patterns, or the exaggerated and bizarre action scenes with strong comedy, they all have cartoon colors. Many science fiction-themed movies are adapted from cartoons or comics. In addition to this film, the more famous ones include "Superman", "X-Men", "Batman", "Spider-Man", etc.

Although the storyline of this film seems a bit stereotyped, the endless special effects are still interesting to watch. Matthew Broderick's physical performance is very comedic, and with the help of a large number of special effects, he established a complete personality for the character of Gadget. As a youth idol in Hollywood in the 1980s, Matthew Broderick starred in films such as "War Games" and "Legend of the Eagle". In the late 1980s, he changed his acting career and starred in a series of serious films such as "Glory". Robert Everett, who plays Dr. Crowe in the film, was well-known in the UK for "The Madness of King George". His supporting roles in Hollywood films "Not Mine" and "Shakespeare in Love" stole the show. Bring real success.

The protagonist in this film is different from the "hero who saves the world" we usually see. Not only is he shy when expressing his feelings, but he is also not brave in fighting evil forces. Incomparably, he often seems helpless and doesn't know how to defeat his opponent. This is probably related to the comedy effect that the film is pursuing. In order to pursue a comedic effect, the film also parodies many classic scenes and elements in the film, which look both familiar and completely different. For example, the fake detective chasing citizens on the street is a parody of "Glasa". If the audience doesn't know it, they won't understand the lines of the Japanese immigrant; the magical car is very similar to the car in the 007 series, and also a bit like "Who Framed Rabbit" The cartoon car in "Jay"; and the design of the two real and fake detectives opposing each other appeared in "Superman".

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— —Matthew Broderick was born in an artistic family in New York. His father, James Broderick, is an actor, and his mother, Patricia Matthew Broderick, is a famous playwright. It seems that Matthew's path to art was not influenced by his parents, but an accident that allowed him to inherit their parents' legacy. As a child, Matthew was a football and rugby fan. It was Matthew's dream to become a football player or a rugby player. However, a serious knee injury forced Matthew to leave his beloved sports career and enter the famous Walden School to study performing arts. In 1979, when Matthew was 17 years old, he co-starred with his father in the play "Valentine's Day" by playwright Horton Ford. Then Matthew performed the works of famous playwrights Harvey Fiersten and Neil Simon, and became somewhat famous in the New York theater scene. Then film producers came to ask him to film, and the crew of NBC's large-scale TV series "Family Ties" selected Matthew as the original choice for Alex Keaton, a young capitalist who supports the Reagan administration.

However, fate seemed to be testing Matthew. Matthew's father was hospitalized in New York due to cancer and soon passed away, while the filming of the TV series was set in Los Angeles. In order to take care of his father, Matthew resolutely gave up this role and the opportunity to become famous. However, Michael Fox, who performed in Matthew's place, became an instant hit.

In 1983, Matthew first appeared on the movie screen. He played a supporting role in the film "Max Dugan Returns" based on Simon's work of the same name. In the same year, Matthew starred in director John Badach's In Tom's "True War," he plays a young hacker who accidentally gets involved in a nuclear weapons manufacturing organization. This role fully demonstrated Matthew's talent, and he became famous throughout the United States.

In 1985, Matthew starred in the film "1918" adapted from Horton Ford's play of the same name. In 1986, he filmed the film version of "Valentine's Day". The comedy "Ferris Bueller's Day off" filmed in the same year further confirmed Matthew's strength. Matthew changed his usual acting style and played a cunning and cunning character.

Misfortune befell Matthew again in 1988. He was involved in a car accident while driving in Northern Ireland, resulting in the death of both the mother and daughter in the other vehicle. Matthew's ex-girlfriend Jennifer Grey, who was in the car with him, also died. Also injured. Matthew was seriously injured and spent two months in hospital. The family members of the victims took Matthew to the local court. Although he was not sentenced and was only fined $175, the tragic fact made Matthew feel deeply guilty.

In 1989, Matthew participated in the highly acclaimed film "Glory", which reflected the American Civil War; in 1990, he co-starred with Marlon Brando in the satirical comedy "Beginners"; in 1996, Matthew directed and acted in Although the script "Infinity" written by his mother was not a success, Matthew took a bold step. In the same year, Matthew and Jim Carrey *** co-starred in the comedy "The Informer" and achieved success; in 1997, he filmed the film "Crazy About You"; in 1998, he starred in the film "Godzilla"; in 1999, Matthew participated in Participated in the film "Election Storm".