This film is absolutely qualified to be listed as a blockbuster. I think some fans will definitely be picky. For example, at the beginning, when a woman lifts a child, she will definitely shout something unscientific, but what I see is the blood behind this unscientific. It attracted me, all kinds of opening and hanging will definitely cause a lot of people to complain, but please don't forget the Chinese history and Xiang Yu, Lu Bu, etc. The so-called epic is always legendary. Wu Song kills the tiger with his bare hands, and Zilong rides alone to protect Ah Dou is not open hanging! Asan's movie is to hang up the legend to the fullest. The so-called legendary characters can be called "legends" because they can do things that ordinary people can't imagine. Some people will definitely complain about slavery, but when you are watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, have you ever thought about it when you are watching the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties? Is this the feudal system? And now, thousands of years later, this is history, this is culture!
To sum up: the scene is grand, the music is good, the close-up shots are in place, and the scene special effects are also good, but the character action special effects are a little bit worse, and the protagonist always feels a little awkward when jumping off cliffs and climbing castles.
Although the whole process of Asan is a bit exaggerated, it is definitely a masterpiece, very European and American. Would have been cool with a little more blood (well, when I didn't say that.)
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