Disney's slow and sad loss

Liam 2021-12-02 08:01:26

8.6 points, are you kidding me... "Invincible Destruction King" is a movie about games, but the sequel does not have the imagination of the previous game. It’s the same problem with "Ready Player One", that is, the movie didn’t shoot what the game wanted to do, but it couldn’t do it. "Ready Player One" still has a wonderful drag racing scene, but what the hell is the drag racing scene in this movie? Sister Shan's car was easily overtaken by a player car, what are you doing? What I want to see is imagination. It is a piece of imagination that can give full play to the media attributes of animation, rather than the long-rotten streets on the Hollywood screen. Not to mention the characters, several Disney princesses are much more interesting than the protagonist. The main creator spent a lot of time polishing that section, and the effect was really good, but the main line collapsed crazily. There is no reason for Rlpha's transformation, whether it is a real person or a virus. And until the end of the film, the real trigger of the crisis has not been resolved. In summary, Internet elements are not integrated into the narrative, the game is not played, the plot collapses crazily, and the characters are not in the state. Eh...

Yvette 2022-03-27 09:01:06

The powerful or reactionary thing about Hollywood is that it can turn all the contradictions into a chase. It would be interesting to think of the obsolescence of game consoles as a refugee crisis or a wave of unemployment sweeping the Rusty Zone: Winthrop boarded the international Internet Express and found a new home in life, while the other 14 stayed in the local game How did the girls in the hall get through the crisis? The film places it in a deliberate mute state.