I remember the first Indian film I saw in my impression was "Indian Superman". It felt pretty good at that time, a bit of Hollywood, and I was also exposed to the term "Bollywood" for the first time.
I saw "India 3" not long ago, and I couldn't wait to enter it. The result—perhaps because he was older and lacking ambitions—was disappointed.
The first is the super obvious special effects, which you can see from the p. Although we all know that those flying to escape from the sky are fake, but shouldn't it be so obvious? Really affect the viewing experience. On the contrary, although the first special effects technology is backward, the actors at least really play hard and feel real.
There is an unwritten rule in Indian movies that dance if you don’t agree with each other. Although the dance was really a bit awkward. I am not opposed to Indian musicals, but at least it makes the film smooth! The two songs and dances seemed to be added to make time. Some excellent Indian songs and dances match the content, making people look comfortable and indispensable. Expressing content with singing and dancing is a test of the ability of Indian filmmakers.
Perhaps the director wanted to pay tribute to the superheroes, so we saw the shadows of "X-Men", "Superman" and "Batman" from both sides. I even thought of "Twenty Faces of Weird People" in Japan. This kind of fusion makes the film particularly rigid, especially when the plot is less fistless, it seems that it was meant to be played; the male protagonist touched the female disc with gentleness to save him; I guessed the next series when I saw half of it plot. This also reflects that the innovation of related films still needs to be improved.
As one of the important roles of Eastern films, India has always contributed many excellent films. But this film shows that the oracles still exist in India, with ridiculous plots, rough modern special effects, and singing and dancing anytime and anywhere, constantly explaining to the audience that this is just an ordinary entertainment film, don’t need to be serious or angry .
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