To say it doesn’t feel much, by the way, I think the shot of Eragon flying in the sky riding on the back of a dragon makes me feel particularly enjoyable, and the dragon winking is also very interesting, and the other is that the eyes of Westerners are very interesting. How come the dragon is so different from the dragon in the eyes of the Orientals. Dragon, fire-breathing monster, I remember that's how it was translated in the English-Chinese dictionary. In the eyes of Westerners, dragons are "fire-breathing monsters" and have wings. "Dragon Rider" is alright, completely comparable to Jack Rollins' "Harry Potter", but I hate being long and smelly A movie that can't be played is like a series.
Nowadays, most of science fiction are heroes and teenagers. The little boy in it is quite handsome, and the little boy's facial features are still sharp and angular~~~~ Just like the previous "Harry Potter", it is also cute, but the older the child is, the less cute it is. , episode after episode, the children in each episode are different, getting bigger and less cute.
American movies always have a small tail, and "Dragon Rider" is the same. It seems that all American directors like to leave a small tail for themselves to think about. Iragon's cousin did not appear, it was for the future. Foreshadowing, the princess returns to China, too, uh... The Americans in Hollywood are really good, and they are fishing for big fish on long lines.
Perhaps a big difference between Chinese films and Westerners is the performance in details. Easterners are more focused on plot, while Westerners are more like telling stories. Iragon's uncle was killed by someone sent by Deza, and he didn't spend much space on the future, such as Iragon's grief, but the Chinese are not like this, they will use more pen and ink. portray.
I can't help but think of the movie XX made. The heroine died in the film for so long, but she never died. This immortal classic has probably become the most classic laughing stock of director XX. Eh. When will I be able to see more films made by my dear and famous directors of the same nationality that are neither gorgeous nor empty, which will not only raise our eyes but also our hearts.
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