I have never seen such a battle, gorgeous, dazzling, violent but not bloody, full of mechanical feeling, and eye-catching. Card God is carefully crafted, and you will never be disappointed when you enter. The image of Alita created by first-class technology, the delicate face including expressions, is completely comparable to the real person. The steel city filled with heavy metal and apocalyptic style is also very realistic, and the dream-making function of the movie can be said to be brought into full play. Alita's combat value is undoubtedly the most eye-catching part of the whole film.
In contrast, the plot is relatively mediocre, and there is no tension in the whole film, because there is no need to worry about Alita's fate, even Alita's growth and emotional line, it is difficult to affect people's emotions like a human girl. Even if there is an invincible setting and the contrast of still being unable to fight against fate and losing a lover, the overall narrative is compact and smooth.
In terms of character setting, Alita's image of a battle angel is very successful. A female warrior who can fight like this, with such a powerful combat power, is indeed rare. The ruthlessness of blinding the opponent's eyes with only one head and one hand is really rare. now; Hugo's image is much thinner, and his obsession with Salem could have been dug deeper. For example, if the youth at the bottom wanted to break free from the solidification of the class and tried desperately to break through, it would also make the sense of darkness more tenable; Christopher's old father image It's really heartfelt. Jennifer Connelly is still beautiful, and Ali is quite cool and handsome, but the image in the film is not prominent enough. The villain's image is blurry, Nova's suspense has not been solved, let's wait for the sequel.
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