To call "Chuang: Chronicles" a "chicken rib" does not mean to belittle it. Nowadays, "Chicken Ribs" are also quite delicious, and they are still KFC's leading products. No matter how many negative comments there are from the external media, I think it is still worth running errands and going to the cinema to enjoy. "The film uses an innovative way of cutting the real world and the electronic world in 2D+3D." If you think about it, this is really a dumbfounding publicity stunt. Could it be said that 3D is not better for the whole process? It is guilty to use the form of conversion between small two and small three to remind the audience of the displacement of the scene? Besides, this is nothing new in China for a long time. To say that innovation is also in the footsteps of other people's "Su Qier". See you, there are so many subtitles, how humane. Taking out the 3D effects of "Genesis: Legend of War", it is still lackluster. It is not comparable to "Avatar". Of course, it is remarkable compared to "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" which was released in the same period. Someone jokingly called "Creation: The Legend of War" a "light tube movie". They really have to admire its talents, concisely and concisely, and pierce its essence vividly and vividly. And this is also the biggest highlight of the film. When the dazzling fluorescent strip is waving in front of your eyes, the strangeness and shock of the electronic world can definitely be felt on the spot. Turning the background of the outside world into a black screen and highlighting the main colors of the main elements is an extremely high-end and flattering technique. Almost effortlessly, 3D technology and CG technology can be perfectly integrated, and their powerful visual effects can be brought to the extreme.
Another alias of "Genesis: War" is "Electronic World Contest 2". As the name suggests, as a sequel, it can only be said to be based on the former's body. In other words, watching or not watching the 82nd edition of "Electronic World Contest" will basically not affect the cohesion of the plot on the movie. Standard commercial blockbusters have never been keen on meticulous plotting, but tend to spend more energy on visual effects and auditory effects. The structure of the electronic world is, of course, a common concept, not surprising. Throughout Hollywood films with various forms and varying investment costs, such themes have already been exhausted. It is understandable to say that "Creation: War" has fallen into a banal and mediocre because of this. Whether the investment of US$300 million is worth it or not is still open to question. The "Need for Speed" scene is undoubtedly the best section. The trajectory generated by the hurricane racing car can be portrayed as a series of fluorescent obstacles, which makes people's eyes bright, and it is too addictive to the eyes. It is very powerful. But after that, except for the fluorescent "tubes" as always, there is not much to say. Roughly, those "sleepy people" were hypnotized by these special effects, not what they intended to do.
Personally, I feel that "Creation: The Legend of War" has one of the most sighs and the end of premature ejaculation that is painful for it. Naturally, this is laid down all the way according to the plot. But let’s think back to what is the most exciting and unforgettable part of "Avatar". It was the 30 minutes that ended, the fight for freedom after the accumulation. Looking back at this film, it is similar to the "Star Wars Episode: Attack of the Clones". This made the audience's final stubborn feelings unable to find a reasonable outlet to vent, so let's use the commendatory term "the meaning is still unfinished" to interpret it. The bloody battle that began after so many calls did not reveal half of his head after all, but it violated the taboo of commercial films. If Michael Bay is invited to guide, we have reason to believe that this is bound to be a hearty and domineering visual feast. In addition, there are some suspicions of missing the emotional scenes in the film, and it seems that the relationship between father and son is not enough. If you incorporate the label of love, it will naturally add vulgarity to vulgarity, but this is after all a commercial fast-food film. Since it is already vulgar, it is better to be vulgar.
The original background music of "Creation: War" is like a surging river, endless, the Yellow River is overflowing, and it is out of control. A lot of passionate heavy metal electronic rock is installed, which is really helpful to show the special style of the electronic world. While people are busy catching the "squandering flowers and glamorous eyes", the ears can't stop for a moment. It's just that, at least the individual can't hear much resonance, or the melody that matches the whole film. What's interesting is that some scenes have the charm of being in KTV. There are only two original soundtracks that almost perfectly match the film. In comparison, the original soundtrack of "Avatar" is indeed slightly better. According to common sense, the standard length of a work of a similar scale should be around 150 minutes, but the net length of "Creation: War" is only 120 minutes. It seems that this G-spot that can't be lifted can be regarded as a real incentive.
In the current 3D trend, IMAX is popular, if you blindly follow the trend and try to be on the cusp of technology, and you can't come up with much real material, even if you smash more gold and silver, it will not help you, and it will eventually be obliterated by history. "Genesis: War" is struggling hard on the life and death line in North America, but fortunately, there is still a glimmer of hope in the blooming overseas. This is not like the rising sun that symbolizes hope at the end of the film. "Look at who has the last laugh, and see who has the most beautiful laugh"-I would like to share these words with "Creation: The Legend of War".
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