The interesting storytelling method of "The Kitchen" can arouse the audience's curiosity to continue watching, but the overall narrative lacks a sense of fire and rhythm. What comes out is a dish that is not hot and unseasoned, which is unavoidable. The table food feast was disappointed to only get a bowl of instant noodles. The art and costume design of the film is very realistic and meticulous.
It's a pity that the narrative of "The Kitchen" lacks the overall initiation, inheritance, and transition, and only connects the wonderful sections of the original comic series. The overall context of the story is flat and no business, the narrative lacks a sense of rhythm, and the dramatic tension is weak. The movie seems to be not yet mature. Just put it on the shelves
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The problem with the film still lies at the story level, and ordinary viewers feel that the story is plain and nothing new. It's not too much to say that it is a bad movie, the story is chaotic, and the plot is meaningless
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