Worthy of being a horror film director, many scenes are very horrifying
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The source of the male protagonist's ability is very serious. There were seven deadly sins before, so no one can pass the test, but after the seven deadly sins were released, the wizard immediately found the male lead and said that it’s you, and the co-authored male lead is the male lead.
There is also a big problem with the ability of the villain. The previous generation wizard stood and asked him to take the magic eye. He really stood and waited. While saying "no", he did not take any measures. Half of the time he saw it, he thought it was him. Where's the conspiracy
The villain inside is also too strong. The only purpose of doing things is to seize and harm. There is no other purpose. The character creation is textbook-level derogatory "innocence."
Shazam’s first battle scenes were somewhat imitating the body of steel, which was refreshing and uninspiring. The final effective battle turned out to be just digging eyes and constantly shouting "Shazam!"
There is also a big problem with the rhythm of sharing abilities. If six people have acquired the same ability, don’t let everyone show it. It seems that the final battle is particularly procrastinated, and the villain’s strength positioning is too weak. "Zan Family" effective damage, not even scratching the skin, no sense of oppression
When it comes to rhythm, the whole movie is repeatedly switched between "display ability" and "face-slap". It is inevitable that you can't make emotional substitutions just like that.
To sum up, this is the only superhero movie I have ever seen in which an emotional drama is much stronger than an action movie. It's quite interesting to think about Suicide Squad. At least there are Master Leto and Emperor Shi.
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