But movies are like picking dishes in a restaurant, and there is always a trend and style. Everyone is always amazed when they try new dishes for the first time. Eat three meals a day for three months, no matter how much you like it, it will be hard to complain. When our tired nerves are bombarded by various computer stunts, ghosts, and magical phantoms, we have a sincere disgust for this type of film. What lack of thoughtfulness, lack of depth... The actors' performances lack tension... There are so many shortcomings that are too numerous to list.
But what do we watch movies for? Do you have to sum up a central idea with bitterness and hatred? Do you have to hold a small meeting to discuss your movie viewing experience? Anyway, when I watch a movie, I just want to have fun, sit on the sofa, and watch a movie, which can make me laugh the best. Can't make me laugh, at least don't let me fall asleep... From a certain point of view, this movie is an out-and-out lousy movie, and it doesn't need any reason. The main story of this movie is known to idiots how to develop. If a few actors tap into the potential of their roles, I don't think they can dig out anything deep and profound. The classmates who expect them to play with their resentful eyes and delicate emotions can simply call their performance nonsense. But we need these bullshit actors, just as we need clowns and bear tricks to entertain our lives, even if it's a show full of flaws, why not let us enjoy it from beginning to end?
Come back to this film, the production of this film is quite satisfactory. The special effects are relatively in place, and there is no place where the transfer is not very blunt. Although the various magical changes sometimes seem very childish, they are still quite satisfactory. Students who expect this film to introduce the magic system in every detail and show profound and meticulous performance of all kinds of changes will be disappointed, but the director obviously does not want to make a 120-minute collection of magic skills. As long as the stunts can drive the plot, and I'm guessing that following Disney's habit of doing it, it's definitely going to be about 10-20 year olds. It is estimated that these people are not interested in studying some connotations, metaphors or something, just have a handsome guy or a beautiful girl come out and make them scream-----see the director play "I'm not worthy of you" and the idiot boy and The dark beauty of the "Twilight" series is pulled out to act as a couple, and you can guess what the director wants to do. As for Nicolas Cage... There is absolutely no need to worry about the appearance of this uncle. Seeing his bitter face, you will know that he is here to promote the story. Without this expert's Xiaozao's counseling, would that stupid goose boy be able to do things? Humph, no one would believe it. What's more, the popular protagonist is a bit grassroots, and the life close to the audience is king. The all-round elite hero like 007 is out of style-----everyone can smell this obvious signal from the bankruptcy of MGM. Good luck grass-roots idiots, plus unlucky elites, and complementary advantages can make the movie climax one after another. Although this movie has always been a climax, the magic is more diligent than the fireworks at the opening ceremony, and it is better to shave off the plot. Check out the fireworks collection.
There is a clown male protagonist who is ugly and good-looking, and there is an idol heroine with all kinds of styles (science & magic monsters with beautiful women...), plus a big star shows himself to be a bitter uncle and a loyal minister. Make two bloody loves, make two villains who appear very sturdy and end up heroically, and then pile up special effects to death, and then adjust the color of the film, and a film will be released...
Anyway, I don't know what to do. Heartless, I was very happy to watch, and I didn't know that I had thrown my brain to that Java Island. Isn't that pretty good? Why do people keep fighting with themselves?
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