A movie adapted from Frank Miller's comics, its style and visual effects are often reminiscent of his movies "The Shining Man" and "Sin City". That kind of intense color and extremely exaggerated visual effects is definitely the biggest feature of the movie. The comic-like movie style blends the dark and heavy dark tone. Justice and violence allow naked blood and broken arms to blend and spray on the entire screen. , The shock from the senses to the psychology is thought-provoking and heart-wrenching! Undoubtedly, this movie is like other works. The thick watercolor-like images pile up the whole movie. The bursting plasma is always permeating the entire movie screen, rendering our eyeballs while not forgetting to express the breath of style and art.
Since Zach Schneider's previous work is the first, this one has him in charge, and the style still continues the style of the previous movie. Since it is a sequel, the movie is inevitably related to the previous one in plot, but it is no longer the original crew, and the plot is inevitably arranged in a reasonable manner. In order to prevent the audience from thinking that this is an independent movie, the plot of the Hot Springs Battle was transitioned to the Battle of Samila in a parallel manner, which not only inherited the plot of the previous movie, but also carried out a reasonable exchange of blood for this crew. explain. Although it is a sequel movie, it is independent from the storyline into another story. Although it avoids the conflict with the previous movie in the plot, but the same type of meat selling is somewhat of a taste of fatigue. Although the movie scenes have moved to the sea, the fighting and fighting scenes seem to have returned to the previous episode, and too many action scenes can't cover up the lack of narrative in the story. The plot of the movie does not seem to be too much to describe, because the focus of the movie itself is not on the plot. The simple plot of revenge does not affect the development of the movie story. On the contrary, too many war scenes all cover up the plot. It also reveals that the film is a film made purely for sensory visual effects. As for the plot or something, it does not matter if it has it or not. But having said that, the naval battles of the movie are really breathtaking. The movie atmosphere that highlights the comic effects makes the naval battles look more magnificent, and the large-length depiction of naval battles makes us addicted to the big scenes. Is the true meaning of the movie! Throwing away a few descriptions of the war scenes, the rest of the movie can only be watched by the stars. The female general played by Eva Green is the biggest highlight of the movie. The look is full of arrogance and wild personality, how much It's a bit too much for the men to hold back, and they yearn for it. As for the other parts of the movie, there is really no place that can leave a deep impression on people.
This movie is a standard commercial popcorn work, and it is also tailored for male audiences. Eva Green’s eye-catching sexy performance, hormonal bloody wars, and bloody and violent fighting scenes are definitely the favorite of male audiences. Female audiences can also enjoy this movie, because the movie is full of the benefits of strong men with perfect physiques. , The standard eight-pack abs are all topless sexy temptations. There is no reason why female audiences don't like it!
In all fairness, the film level is average, just watch it once, there is nothing worth remembering, unless it is a fan of Eva Green. Although the visual effects of the movie are very good, people who are pursuing the plot of the movie can't really raise much interest in watching the movie!
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