#電光影# "Jumanji 2: Fighting for the Peak Again", giving popcorn movies a warm starting point, and facing life well is the greatest courage.
Although I saw a lot of comments saying that this was an unqualified popcorn blockbuster, I still chose to go to the cinema with a one-to-one attitude. After all, in the first film, although it didn't feel as shocking as the old version, everything was quite satisfactory, and people felt that there was no big problem, so as long as the second film is not too much, I think I can still bear it.
The truth is, I think it's pretty interesting.
Although there are various bugs in the film, some settings are quite gentle.
I know that this is a disastrous game, but there are always people who can't help but miss the deep and beautiful memories left by those unrealistic pasts. Many people will yearn for the existence of heroism, especially those who once had power. Most of them are difficult to give up. This is a part of reality. The male protagonist in the film is just a young man, and the frustration in real life always makes people feel extremely powerless. Decadence and loss are the reasons for forming a knot, and the way to untie the knot is to tackle it. A story that is approaching, in exchange for too many feelings and thinking, it is still touching.
For friendship, I am really touched. The attitude of returning to the game for the sake of friends without risking one's life has deeply impressed a spirit. I think such a friend is worth everything.
For friendship, an old story of the past, there is no complete spread, but in the end it was silently resolved. Although I've been stunned and didn't keep up with this part, I think I'm still moved. When the Pegasus turned and walked away, the gorgeousness was really gentle.
There is an identity swap in the film, I like it very much. Dislocations abound in life, and sometimes you can't find your true position, but life is like this, there will always be an attitude, and you have to move forward no matter what. Silently thought about it.
Although it's a random popcorn movie, I'm quite relieved to watch it, it's pretty good.
Author: Little Buddha
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