I went to see this movie yesterday, but I didn't see the first one, I thought it was good, it was a good movie. Of course I'd find it to be a little less than intuitive, but overall it's good. This movie has the usual flaws of American movies. There are always some emotions interspersed in the wonderful, in order to arouse the audience's resonance. The difference is that some movies can't handle this aspect without traces, while some do have the feeling of forcibly implanting emotional inside. . Jumanji 2 gave me the latter feeling—Walker retired from the restaurant years ago and left his partner Eddie, whom Eddie has been grieving about. Years later, he came to Eddie's kitchen, drank coffee, and ate fried eggs, only to accidentally cross into the screen of the game. In fact, the highlight of the movie must be in the large spaces such as wild deserts, wild jungles, and the top of ice and snow. If the protagonists deal with all kinds of unpredictable and unimaginable thrills, those who drive to avoid ostriches, use geometry and big moves Escape from the chase of the mandrill, confrontation with the tyrant, and the occasional emotional expression of the two old men for a few minutes is obviously not very able to attract the attention of the audience. What this movie really touched me was the extraordinary imagination of human beings. The human brain is truly magical, and it is precisely based on this miracle that the social community composed of people has light, sound, and color, which are impossible or impossible in reality. What will never happen will be presented to us in various ways and in various media. Sometimes when I listen to music that can put myself in another space, and watch the bright Beijing city at night, I will think, how beautiful this is, but they are all the result of the communication between the human brain and the outside world, and the human imagination given to the outside world. , the place where each living individual exists is only the cold physical space and time wave, and everything else is constructed by human imagination. This is my pessimism, and Jumanji 2 has indeed touched my admiration for the unique human ability of imagination, such as Walker's transformed horse flying against the sun, those densely packed ostriches and mandrills , a gamer who fell from the sky and got another life... Except for the thrilling scene that makes people scream, I really haven't found the spiritual core of this movie. Like the few American movies I've seen before, they have fantastic scenes, Exquisite, high-tech, imaginative visual effects are very attractive to me, but I am rarely moved by their storylines
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