"The New Mutants" tells the storyline of dealing with emerging forces from an interesting aspect, using the concept of puberty as a grand metaphor to metaphor people's uncontrollable changes and unexplainable behaviors. The film is really trying to give the audience a sense of reality and sensitivity to issues such as abuse, mental health, and self-doubt. These modifications are not just to add interest, but are well integrated into the core of the story. The fear in the film is not so creepy as it is textured and covered by the characters. Everyone's fear and anxiety are expressed as part of the storyline. In addition to a large number of CGI special effects, there is still enough content in the film to make the audience feel reasonable, rather than purely showing an exotic atmosphere
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The New Mutants evaluation action
2022-01-04 08:02
Extended Reading
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John 2022-04-22 07:01:40
I really don't expect Erya to end up emmmmm it's okay, Anya is also very suitable for this character
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Mortimer 2022-04-23 07:03:14
I really didn't expect the ambitious new generation x-men to be such a youth horror film. I am very disgusted with such a low-level thriller and kindergarten-level screaming, which can really persuade a lot of x fans. In fact, there were many surrounding characters in the original series that were not developed in time. Based on the abandonment of the development of the new mutant generation without the foundation of readers, and Disney's various political correctness and family fun restrictions, this film was turned into a nondescript thing. Neither sci-fi nor horror. The layout and perspective are very narrow, and if you remove a villain who can promote the plot, it really becomes a finely divided drama that reflects the life of abnormal teenagers~
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Illyana Rasputin: Take Dani to a safe place, and I'll take care of this bear!
[speaks an incantation which opens a portal to Limbo]
Rahne Sinclair: What are you going to do?
Illyana Rasputin: [draws her Soulsword] I'm going to play with him. Get her out of here.
Sam Guthrie: Are you crazy? That thing will kill you!
Rahne Sinclair: He's right, it's magic!
Illyana Rasputin: So am I.
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[first lines]
Danielle Moonstar: There's a Native American proverb that says: Inside every person there are two bears, forever locked in combat for your soul. One bear is all things good: compassion, love, trust. The other is all things evil: fear, shame and self-destruction.