First of all, the rhythm of the plot is well grasped, the tension is moderate, the pace is fast, and it has won the true story of Hollywood, and firmly grasps the audience's eyeballs and heartbeats. Because of the process, the appetite has been completely lifted by the previous highlights, and the final climax is not so attractive.
Second, the characters are all cute. The white Dali Temple Shaoqing (I am extremely familiar with this name because now I keep typing the names of various Ming Dynasty officials from morning to night) is probably the most outstanding character. Although I have never liked Deng Chao very much, but this time I still like it very much. Fierce at first, who knew that he was the most sacrificial and insightful in the end? You know, from the very beginning, he wanted to put the villain in jail ^^
Bing beauty seems to like to play these cold characters the most, and the most impressive is the white-haired witch in "King of Kung Fu". It's better, although in the end I didn't see where she and Di Da handsome started to be ambiguous. I thought he would come together with handsome albino...and be careful for their descendants...who would have known that the director killed handsome guy in half way...the
protagonist still doesn't want to comment. Not a bad impression, but not a full score either. In the end, after he was slapped by Gaozong, he probably had an addiction to being an emperor, so he went to the ghost market to live in the rivers and lakes. Although he couldn't see the light due to poisoning, he was very Linghu Chong's fan. Laughing proudly, this is the style of a knight in ancient times, but it is not suitable to impose it on Di Renjie, and there is no psychological factor to support it at all.
Carina Lau's performance as Wu Zetian is simply the biggest failure. In ancient times, the pointed chin was called "the fox-like statue". When have you seen the empress dowager with the pointed chin in the ancient picture statue? Classical beauties pay attention to the fact that the heaven is full and the pavilion is round and round, and the pearls are round and jade-like. It is very unreliable for people with thin skin and yellow skin like this. Liu Xiaoqing, ah Liu Xiaoqing! ! !
As soon as I saw the ending, I felt like I was going to make a sequel, probably because Hollywood watched too much, and the protagonist didn't have a beautiful woman in his arms to save the world. You see that the protagonist is independent in the wind among the cliffs, and he is arrogant and disdainful of whoever is in the world. The supporting actor next to him said, "I don't know if there is any hope for your disease to be cured."
Overall evaluation is good. As a kind of domestic commercial film that is passed once and basically does not look back, it is already an excellent work. Don't want to be too demanding, just think we still have a long way to go.
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