When I saw the Disney logo, I was shocked and thought, it's not good.
But the murderous gangster at first, the evil spirit seems to allow this movie to be a breakthrough for Disney.
The protagonist refuses to use a gun (although it's a bit of a copy of Batman...), and the spirit of insisting on issuing laws seems to have broken through the original westerns, which makes me look forward to the unfolding of the story.
As a result....
In the end, there was still a fight, and the fight was not exciting...
As a former comic fan, I seem to have seen the "big event" routine of the comics again:
excavation Very deep contradictions - the protagonist struggles endlessly - and finally found that it is a villain design, the previous contradictions do not actually exist - finished the work.
If you always try to create an atmosphere of big events and dare not (or can't) discuss them in depth, I am afraid that people will gradually become accustomed to this hypocritical depth, and the real heavyness will no longer be experienced.
Incoherent late night...
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