Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Out of the Shadows

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Out of the Shadows. The standard popcorn commercial blockbuster, whether it is hot-blooded music, fast editing, spectacular explosions, sexy beauties, or mentally retarded plots, reveals a strong Michael Bay style everywhere. And the director and producer obviously understand what the audience wants to see. The opening scene is a high-speed action scene, plus a female protagonist selling meat. The classic villains in the history of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Rhino and Boar, have finally appeared this time since they were absent from the first film, but what puzzles me is why the boss played by Ma Hong in the first film was replaced, Slade It was replaced by an Asian person. Although it is closer to the tone of the mix of Eastern and Western cultures of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, this person's acting skills are so poor that he has no sense of existence at all. The behind-the-scenes boss is also a failure, and the final battle did not establish the role of the climax of the whole film. The other is to complain about the plot, there are too many bugs, and many bugs are quite mentally retarded. Indeed, as a popcorn blockbuster, the plot can have no depth, but you shouldn't be full of loopholes! Just like a singer can perform on stage in tattered clothes just because he sings well? Audiences don't buy tickets for such people. Another thing to say is that because of the addition of many new characters and plots, the presence of many characters has been reduced. Master Sprint played soy sauce throughout the whole process. It doesn't matter if there is any, even Slade is not a necessary character. Overall, this movie is relatively average, not even as good as the first one.

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