Needless to say, this movie mainly looks at special effects. No matter how beautiful and dedicated, Dou Sen, the role still has no surprises. Mainly when I saw Jing Tian, I felt very embarrassed as a Chinese: 1. It doesn’t matter if there is no line, the importance of the role is not determined by the number of lines; 2. It’s okay to have an accent in English, in that era in Asia in the United States. There are not so many people. It is said that it was brought by Asia. It is normal to have an accent in English. The most important reason for not being able to integrate is not only the lack of background explanation of the characters, but also the styling! Everyone went to work in the field, wearing dirty-resistant clothes, only the red and white checked shirt she wore, with a red headband and long straight hair. Forget it, after a few days of not taking a shower, the plane crashed, and running around in the forest, my face was not dirty at all, my hair was not messy at all, and my clothes were still perfect...Look at other foreign actresses, their whole bodies It's all gray and slimy with sweat. I feel that many Chinese actresses or idols are too burdened. I don't care about the movie or the role at all. All I care about is how perfect I am in front of the camera.
It should be noted that I did not deliberately run on domestic actors. On the contrary, it is precisely because we really hope that our national actors can be proud of in international blockbusters (for example, Donnie Yen and Jiang Wen in "Star Wars Episode: Rogue One" have a large number of fans abroad and compete for enough!), so it is obvious when I see it. It is even more disappointing and helpless when performing unprofessional performances. Just like the words said by a foreign brother sitting nearby: "What is she doing there?"
In addition, this is just a small complaint, but too many words can only be used as a film review, in fact, it cannot be counted as a film review...
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