's big sales today at WW is considered DC finally compromised with the market and made a superhero movie in the style of a commercial movie, but in fact, from my point of view, it is indeed not as good as BvS.
The screenwriter’s purpose of advancing the story from World War II to World War I is also very unclear (is it because Marvel has already used the US team to occupy the hole?) But there is still a big difference between the war attributes of World War I and World War II, between the alliance and the treaty The attributes of justice and evil are far less obvious than those of World War II. According to the logic of modern civilization, World War I was a war for the distribution of resources between colonial countries, not to mention that the beginning of World War I was a terrorist attack, and the country that was victimized by the terrorist attack used this as a reason to retaliate against the terrorist attacker’s country. .
The existence of the World War I background makes Paradise Island's intrusion into this scene seem absurd. Steve told WW on the beach that I was a good guy and they were bad guys. It was really lacking in legitimacy. Both sides of the war did not use mustard gas less. The screenwriter later tried to use another statement, that is, putting aside the so-called justice and evil war issue and focusing on both sides under normal thinking that both sides hope that the war will end soon. Of course, except for the real bad guys. Ares destroys the ongoing truce negotiations by guiding the protagonists. Ludendorff and Dr. Poison hope to use stronger poison gas to advance the war to the victory of Germany. And the processing in this link is still too tortuous, and the plot is not smooth enough, especially the purpose of Ares, can guiding the protagonists to the front line bring the truce negotiations to an end? I don't understand why he thinks so.
After killing Ludendorff, the process was great and killed the culprit, but things have not changed. This angle is the continuation of the DCEU style. The conversation between Steve and WW is also very reasonable. Human beings are like this. Killing the god of war will not end the war, but even so, we must continue to do it. I can't let more people die. The plot again seems ridiculous. After Ares died, the German soldiers took off their masks (looks like baby soldiers), their faces were full of Germanic golden brilliance, and they were hooking their backs with the enemy, WTF? It turns out that everyone really is just bewitched by Ares? It turns out that this TM is a movie with a deep Greek mythology? Once the curse is lifted, everyone smiles?
In the golden age, the world can indeed be liberated by killing Ares, but in the 21st century, this logic is still a bit short-sighted. Of course, I don't rule out that this is an unexpected response at the first time, that is, normal people hope that this war without justice and evil will end. But this seems to be a bit too tortuous. If you want me to say, just take away all the last German soldiers, and you don't need to give any sunset shots.
In addition, I want to say that in this DCEU, Ludendorff sent Hindenburg bento with gas bombs, and then he was pierced by WW. The two most important political figures in Germany died before the end of World War I. How will this beer hall coup be carried out, how will the Weimar Republic be finished, how will Hitler come to power, how will Nazi Germany rise, and how will the Second World War be fought. Or is DCEU really ready to completely silence World War II because the Marvel Universe has repeatedly made articles on the theme of World War II? I really can't understand it.
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