The plot design of "St Trinian's 2: Legend of Fritton's Gold" is harsh, clumsy, and meaningless, and it performs poorly in all aspects. If the director, producer, and screenwriter can pay enough attention to the script like the costume designer Rebecca Hare, then things could change a lot. Dim photography and editing that is extremely lack of comedic timing will not help the film
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The biggest problem with "St Trinian's 2: Legend of Fritton's Gold" is the script. It feels more like a series of random events to the audience, instead of a coherent storyline, and it looks like it will The ideas to attract the audience were pieced together. Directors Parker and Thompson made full use of the combination of freeze-frame, split-screen, slow-motion, and even animation, and seemed desperately trying to inject vitality into the whole show. All the casts seem to be chosen to attract young audiences, which confirms that Parker and Thompson understand their audience, even if they are unlikely to win the approval of critics
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