80 points. Counting the feelings of DC to give this score. If it doesn't count, um... If you're not a DC fan, you can wait a week to watch WW84, which should be on HBO Max by then. The sequel is worse than the predecessor.
advantage:
Play: Cairo car chase and White House scuffle worth laser IMAX fare
Characters are very rich
Emotional expression is abundant
The villain is doing well: Kristen Wiig should have taken the role at a young age. The leopard girl should be more enchanting and charming than the heroine. Wiig was very eye-catching before blackening, but after blackening, it has no charm.
Soundtrack: Hans Zimmer is a living classic. shortcoming:
There's almost no pompous play of digital doubles: it's just a matter of personal taste. Zha Dao made me so used to it that I didn't want to watch a fight without a digital stand-in.
The language of the shots is disorganized: I don’t know how to control the shots, I want to include everything, and there is no aesthetic feeling, resulting in the film being too long. The only thing that makes people remember is the scene where Gadot turns and leaves.
Director Jie's ability to grasp the scene scheduling is insufficient: the trial at the beginning has a poor sense of rhythm; the fight in the shopping mall is chaotic.
The biggest problem is that the script is barely established.
The plot is very abrupt: a Mayan appears out of nowhere; Asteria's armor is set up with a few lines; inexplicably steals a military fighter jet; inexplicably makes the fighter invisible; wait wait wait……
The setting doesn't make it clear: why can't the villain directly wish to do whatever he wants without any side effects? Why do the villains talk so much nonsense and don't directly make a wish to get rid of the heroine?
The most disgusting: racial black and regional black. Low-level mindless and boring.
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