"Dragon Ball Super: Broly" 7 points can be said to be the best theatrical version in the Dragon Ball series.
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The strongest Saiyan was taken out again to be defeated by Kakarot and Vegeta, but this time it was no longer like the previous theatrical version, where the daily life was described at the beginning, and then a new enemy appeared that wanted to invade the earth. Simple.
This time the theatrical version is divided into the origin of Broly, and also briefly describes the Saiyans of Planet Vegeta, and then Broly, who was introduced by our King Frieza.
In the entire Dragon Ball Super theater, from "Gods and Gods" to the "Dragon Ball Super" feature film, to the extended version of the tortured Frieza "Resurrection of F", and finally to "Broly". The theatrical version of Dragon Ball Super has experienced a low-to-high production level.
The most exciting part of this theatrical version is the fight that starts after 50 minutes. I think the most exciting part is the action scene in which Broly beats Sun Wukong. In fact, the production team of Dragon Ball should think more about drawing some action scenes. It will always get tired of watching it for decades. The passage of Broly beating Sun Wukong really has a sense of sight to the flesh.
There are still old stalks this time. It will always take three times to fit in, and you will always have to go through a "Bell" filming process.
Although the fighting scene is very refreshing, the production is also very good. But there are still a lot of broken paragraphs in Zhongwen Opera, which are also horribly broken.
In fact, I still don't like Mr. Toriyama Akira's fighting style of changing colors if he can't win, but this is my whole childhood after all. Thinking about the GT I watched when I was a child, it wasn't that I changed my hair color and turned into a child again, hey, I can't stop watching it.
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