Japan also learns the money-making movies of the celestial dynasty

First off, I'm a fan of the original. The reason for loving it is simple, it exposes human nature and corruption. The original work is not perfect in terms of plot, but the worldview and character setting of the surprise arrangement make the story full of tension.
The adaptation of animation into movies is something that Hollywood has been doing all the time. It has to be said that this is because of the high special effects ability of Hollywood, which can turn the wild imaginations of animation into reality. Did the live-action version of "Attack on Titan" do it? Apparently it didn't.
I admit, the movie does have good special effects in some places, but one bright spot doesn't overshadow the visual look and feel of the overall work. I can't say it's bad (I'm not qualified to say it when I was born in the celestial dynasty), I can only say that I don't care. Seeing the uneven look and feel of the special effects, my first impression was that the producer had no money. The second impression is that you don't care at all, can even the giant actors be more professional? Can make-up be professional?
After the special effects, let's talk about the director's ability. I really don't understand the processing of those shots. Personally, I feel that special effects are just a tool to complete the director's creation and realization. But I see how the live-action version of "Attack on Titan" feels like a special effect. The question is whether the special effect is still like this. . . .
There is another point, and also the point I can't stand the most - the plot. I don't want to say more about this plot adaptation. The cartoon characters with distinct personalities have become paper characters. This also makes the story without any tension and persuasion. Let the audience feel completely uninvolved (of course, the ugliness of the special effects is also the reason why people can play in minutes).
I don't see how awesome the special effects of the Dark Knight are, but Nolan let the story tell the audience that Hollywood animation movies don't necessarily use special effects. And the original "Attack on Titan" has a deeper story than Batman, but you made it into a popcorn movie. No, it's not a popcorn movie, because popcorn movies are all about cool special effects. and mindless drama. You have a no-brainer plot, please come up with cool special effects as well.
After watching this film, I finally realized that it wasn't a shameless money-making in Chinese movies, it was the same in Japan.

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