1. Not only the 3D effect is not obvious, but also the 3D technology handles problems. (I seriously suspect that the photographer worked overtime to shoot fritters without wiping his hands, and started shooting while touching the lens.)
2. The plot was too much, and I wanted to pass the test. Summary: It tells the story of the master and the apprentice discussing the plan to conquer the devil and finally implementing the plan. Details: At the beginning, the master and the apprentice subdued the demon for about 4 minutes. After the demon escaped, it turned out to be a dream of the disciple. The disciple woke up and discussed with the master the plan to conquer the demons. The screen turns to the monster, and it turns out that the monster is also discussing a plan to destroy the exorcist. So the screen turns back to the master and the apprentice, and the apprentice wakes up again to learn the art and discuss the plan to conquer demons with the master. In this way, the protagonist's disciple goes to sleep after talking, and when he wakes up, he discusses a story about conquering demons with his master. (The protagonist in the film slept back and forth for four to five times.) After another 50 minutes, the monsters suddenly dispatched the entire army. In less than 13 minutes, they were all killed by the disciples. Since there is really no plot to speak of, the film is too short. After killing the monsters, the screenwriter asked the two masters and apprentices to chat about the moral scriptures of killing monsters for 10 minutes. The film finally reaches 90 minutes.
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