Spent 6 bucks to watch this latest Godzilla movie, and the screen was buzzing, but I almost fell asleep on the yoga mat...
The last time I had this experience was probably last year watching "Extreme Deep Cold"...but it was more than 2 o'clock in the middle of the night or more than 3 o'clock in the middle of the night, and "Extreme Deep Cold" is a work from too long ago, and the technology and picture quality are not the same. slang, so in comparison, this Godzilla is a bit more boring.
The motive for watching this movie is actually because I saw Xiaochu Nada saying that she was watching this movie and chomping on Gejin CP. I am a brother demon party, so I left a message to her at that time saying that brother demon is the right way, but later I felt that there was no need to educate each other about CCP, so I deleted the message. But this movie that demolished my cp also made me remember... In fact, I didn't like King Kong at first, so I didn't have much interest in the film itself, but whenever I think of the Lalang cp mentioned by Xiaochu, I am curious to the end. The director is making some misleadingly touching bromance plot...so watch it anyway. (But I personally don't believe that there is still a Gejin CP... Godzilla and King Kong don't seem to match)
Strictly speaking, this film is indeed a "double male protagonist". From the title to the plot, it is considered to be trying to hold water, but it is still the most brutal and straightforward dual male protagonist work I have ever seen? It really just forced Two unfamiliar male protagonists are pulled together in a box... Except for the lines of "they are fateful enemies" and "opponents since ancient times" that everyone insists, I can't see any of them at all. Relationship... Even if it's a fight, I really can't see any cause and effect. It's just a very simple "I don't like you, I want to shoot you to death when I see your ugly face".
Probably because my personal preference is more towards Godzilla, and this film has too much space for King Kong, so I will feel a little unhappy (writing here, I suddenly found out why I seem to have found a feeling of only fans ( ･᷄ὢ･᷅ )What a bad experience). But there is one thing I am more pleased with, that is, there is no attempt to pull Lang at all in this work. The attribute of King Kong's own female ticket has never been shaken (although the female ticket this time is a bit too young), and the raking ear attribute is still very intact, to the point of no brains, the female ticket said that she would never go to the East. West, there is absolutely no judgment of his own... Godzilla is more of a tool person, and every time he appears, he is only to accompany others, either for King Kong or his own martial arts [bushi], and his wife Moss Laura didn't even show any fans, which makes me very regretful. If the husband and wife mix doubles, the Wudi is considered wool (actually, I think if the director had not given Wudi a golden finger to lock blood, Godzilla could handle it alone. , but there's no way, if that's the case, King Kong won't have a role... So Godzilla is really a water tool person)... Maybe the new Mothra is still an egg that hasn't hatched, so it's inconvenient to show up now ...
In short, using (one of the most famous wicked words in my circle) to describe the relationship between the two male protagonists is really not wicked at all: completely unfamiliar, workplace bullying.
So Xiaochu, you can do cp, it's really Ji Xiaolan, you have such a good mouth.
I can't say I don't like this movie, I can only say I'm disappointed. In my opinion, the setting of two male protagonists does not mean that it must be a very intimate relationship, it does not necessarily have to be a life-and-death relationship, and it does not have to have any emotional entanglement, but at least the two can be on the same channel and have a little effective communication... ...but they didn't. King Kong finally went to help fight Wutai, not because he thought Godzilla was like, but because his child bride wanted him to go, so as a terminally raked ear patient, he had to go! He has to go holding his nose! As for Godzilla, he didn't kill King Kong in the middle, and he helped King Kong in the end, and let King Kong go. It's all because of his nature - he has always been like this, he doesn't push people into a desperate situation, and has to forgive them. And forgive. So the two of them had nothing to do with each other at first, but after the play ended, they still had nothing to do with each other... which was embarrassing.
Violent aesthetics, it is still an aesthetic, but this drama, it can only be called a fighting drama. It's over.
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