"The New Mutants" tells the storyline of dealing with emerging forces from an interesting aspect, using the concept of puberty as a grand metaphor to metaphor people's uncontrollable changes and unexplainable behaviors. The film is really trying to give the audience a sense of reality and sensitivity to issues such as abuse, mental health, and self-doubt. These modifications are not just to add interest, but are well integrated into the core of the story. The fear in the film is not so creepy as it is textured and covered by the characters. Everyone's fear and anxiety are expressed as part of the storyline. In addition to a large number of CGI special effects, there is still enough content in the film to make the audience feel reasonable, rather than purely showing an exotic atmosphere
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The New Mutants evaluation action
2022-01-04 08:02
Extended Reading
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Velva 2022-04-21 09:02:51
What does this have to do with the X-Men? It's a teen movie!
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Meredith 2022-04-22 07:01:40
well below expectations. Presumably an X-Men Gaiden? Mention Essex Corporation. The Promised Neverland. The ability to materialize fear is interesting and perfect for horror films. In terms of appeal, the blonde girl is more like a heroine. The wolf girl (dog girl) is a little cute, and the two supporting male characters are obviously capable but have no sense of existence. Whether it is a sense of youth (bullying, lilies, and love are added inexplicably) or a sense of terror (childhood shadows, old-fashioned weirdos, and fake boss monsters), they are not outstanding here.
The New Mutants quotes
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Illyana Rasputin: [envisioning a place from her past] No, no. I buried this!
[a creature is seen trying to attack young Illyana]
Illyana Rasputin: Stop it, please!
[the creature turns round and unmasks itself to reveal her worst fear: a Smiley Man!]
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Rahne Sinclair: They aren't prepping us to be X-Men. They're prepping us to be killers.