Why, because Mao has a feeling of watching Transformers, what I liked about this series of movies is that it is more shocking than Transformers, but Mao's second film does not have that feeling at all, as if he is watching Transformers of. There are a lot of shots in the ring that are looking up from the angle, so it looks shocking, and the mecha fighting monsters in the shallow sea is really shocking, you can feel the hugeness of the mecha everywhere, and there are many mecha actions. It is very shocking to be able to see the operation of the close-up mechanical components, and then follow the huge arm to swing out to hit the monster. Although every movement looks slow, it is so heavy, which fully reflects the Looking at the huge size of the mecha, one can't help but be excited.
But Mao's second part has become Transformers, and it's all about long-range fighting, and I can't feel the feeling of the first part at all. The slowness and heaviness of the mecha are gone, and the flexibility is the same as that of the Transformers. The entire film does not feel the size of the mecha. The first half is Transformers, and the most painful is the final battle with monsters in the city. The more I watch it, the more I feel like TM is watching Ultraman fight monsters. The hugeness of the mecha is set off by buildings. Maybe it is a light problem. Why do I think those buildings are like the architectural models in Ultraman. The more I look at it, the more it feels like Ultraman is fighting monsters.
Alas, this second part is lost. It is estimated that this theme is completely yellow. In my heart, Pacific Rim is only one, and this second part is like a special copycat. It is estimated that the mechas that shocked me the most will be completely dead.
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