The lens of this film has a quirky habit. I like to put the back of a character in front of the long and medium shots. Is this too weird? I really can't appreciate it!
There are no empty shots other than a few iconic locations, which are too few for a film that needs to create an epic and grand atmosphere.
The editing is really disastrous. Some people say that it was caused by the deletion of the plot, but this really doesn't have to be washed! Almost all multi-person conversations will cut out the voice-over, and sometimes even cut scenes that are not related to the conversation situation? This is really incomprehensible. The effect of this cut will greatly disperse the effectiveness of the lines, reduce the strength of characterization, and cause complaints that the lines are uninteresting.
The transition of the scene is blunt, and there is even no transition to jump straight to the cut! For example, in Gul'dan's appearance in front of the portal, the panoramic close-up jumps directly without transition.
I didn't want to join the slaughtering of human beings. The medium shot dialogue followed the close-up and then directly inserted the close-up of the captured woman. Then I jumped back to the close-up of the dialogue. At that time, I didn't realize that the woman was on a mount, and I fainted. Where is the woman from? captive?
The queen's visit to the prison paragraph, the insertion of the commander screen is wrong, it should be inserted after the queen looks back, and the interrupt dialogue screen is inserted first.
In short, the basic conditions of these films are not well done.
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