There are no unreasonable plots such as no skill transmission, no one-shot boss, no obvious collapse of combat power...
The screen bursts, there are enough fights, the mirroring is excellent, the transformation is delicate, the action design is handsome, and the plot does not drag time for embarrassment and jokes for the sake of feelings.
From Gods and Gods to Dragon Ball Super series, there are several fatal flaws that many fans cannot accept; such as Goku's character, the collapse of the combat power system, etc.; people feel that the cold meals over the years are too unpalatable, but Everyone will finish it, in order to wait for the arrival of this theatrical version, a really cool Dragon Ball to watch;
After watching Dragon Ball for more than 20 years, this is what I have been waiting for.
The movie theaters are full of post-8090s, some with their children, and some came to Hong Kong with their suitcases, just to support Dragon Ball in the movie theater.
As a fan, I hope that the things I admired in my childhood are still worthy of appreciation to this day.
Closer to home, in fact, I think this theatrical version can best be split into two parts, the first episode is a reset of Bardock's Gaiden, Broly's first episode is used as a foreshadowing, and then Broly is used as the next episode. The previous reasons account for a relatively long proportion, but the omission of Bardock's prediction of the future is a pity.
Forget it, the writing is not good, so I won't say more. To sum up, this theatrical version really makes the old fans shine, and Dragon Ball Fighting should be like this;
One last point: Dragon Ball should use the previous sound effects: transformation, the surrounding air floating upward, teleportation, qigong waves, super two currents, these are sound effects with high recognition, I don't know why it seems like No, the current sound effects are very unrecognizable; the sound effects of teleportation and current have also gone to One Piece's shaved side, I don't understand.
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