Cheating, cheating Jules Verne.
Except that the scene in the story is similar to the original book on the island, the rest of the film is completely unconstrained by the screenwriter.
Verne's novels have always been based on rigorous logic and evidence. Many descriptions can withstand scrutiny and are self-contained. Many novels now seem to be prophecies.
He is also the pioneer of many epoch-making inventions, such as submarines, radios, space ships, etc. The inventors bluntly admit that they are inspired by him. It can be learned from this that reason is coupled with imagination, and its power is really endless.
The 3D effect of this movie is average, and the degree of rigor is of course not as good as Avatar. Let's go to the theater with the children and have fun. For adults, it is really a brain-dead movie, which is comparable to the level of domestic screenwriters. Taking the surprise as an adventure will scare the children.
PS: Selling rot base is a global trend. The male to female ratio is three to one, a couple is a couple, and a grandpa is added to 3P, just look at the lack of sexual ability.
PS and PS: The original poster is also brain-dead, no wonder.
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