All I see is the marketers' contributions to this film! The truth is that I was fooled by the trailer...
it felt like the trailer was written before the content was finalized. Splitting a relatively long film into two broadcasts is basically a targeted marketing strategy based on the consumption tendency of the Chinese box office consumer group...and...there is no sincerity...
Tell me about the film.
The 3D effect is good and the IMAX hall is very bright.
As a 3D martial arts film, as long as the martial arts scenes are in place, it is basically enough to deal with popcorn audiences. If you pinch him with a sense of the times, he will be able to pass the level (← For example, use "Crooked Boy Scott Against the World" to play the rest that set).
Musically, it can be heard that some work has been done, and there are many unique mixes that have been interspersed with famous songs. But... it's not in tune... Really, a lot of steel machines and martial arts themselves are very out of tune... Steampunk is not like this, there are really not many machines that can operate with a bunch of gears... And the director's eyes It seems that as long as there are gears and springs, this machine can be omnipotent...
As a film set in the Qing Dynasty, China already has tanks, modular construction machinery, railway road construction machines and strategic bombers... I am amazed... It's just that these things are for demolition services...
2 movies that add up to 3 hours do not focus on depicting the love of any man and woman while trying to guide them. I also deeply admire the level of the screenwriter...
I don't Talk about the name of Tai Chi...
If there is another scene in this 2 that impresses me, it is the scene where the hero and heroine push their hands under the stars. It should be said to be the most impressive. Also my favorite.
In short, I don't like the 3D IMAX that I watched both of them...because I am a drama party? Obviously I don't hate films with good pictures... Or is it that the screenwriter is too obsessed with setting things?
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