The film has made a lot of simplification of the story and characters, and there is no strong original feeling in the film. The original film’s unique worldview and settings, and the film’s presentation is relatively simple and rude, which makes the film lose its individuality among many fantasy films.
The film reduced the original narrative cycle of the novel to 95 minutes, only a simple reorganization and continuation, without proper adaptation. The movie only retains the two main characters in the book, abandoning most of the mythological background and supporting roles, and presents to the audience a streamlined story of good and evil. The handling of the film is too simple to incorporate it into the story, which makes these efforts a bit redundant.
"Dark Tower" is like a blend of "Lord of the Rings" and "The Matrix" specially made for young people.
"Dark Tower" is like a paranoid, metaphysical computer game that magnifies special effects, and it will soon be forgotten by people.
"The Dark Tower" feels like this to the audience-this car drives fast, but you don't think you have reached any place at all
The main creator of "Dark Tower" made the film's legendary story basically break away from the prototype, more like a piece of work.
