I don't know how good the technology of this movie is, and I can feel its effect is very powerful, but I really don't understand why so many people give this movie such a high evaluation.
First of all, I want to say, don't you feel the ink stain at the beginning? Is it okay to just explain the narrative? In all fairness, find a teammate to accept the task to trigger the plot to fight the boss to get equipment. You push to the last boss in 3 hours, and you haven't played yet. Is this appropriate? 13 people came alive unscathed in the full screen and I don’t know how many strange copies there were. Is this appropriate? The white wolf bit the protagonist for a few seconds, and you have to throw it out to be hacked to death by the subordinates. Is this appropriate?
I think it’s not important how the director wants the audience to feel about the movie. What’s important is the feeling that the audience really gets. I don’t know if everyone has visual fatigue for 3 hours, but I think it’s really uncomfortable to wear 3 hours glasses, even if Aside from myself, I really didn't see anyone who has been in the movie for 3 hours from start to finish. My friend who was dragged by the plot in the early stage slept on me for a while, and I pushed her awake when the stone giant was fighting. This is really not an exception. I'm just an ordinary person. Those 3D technologies that surpass other movies will be fresh the first time I watch them, but I really won't feel fresh for a lifetime. Is it the same as Apple 4's mess? Apple 5 is the same?
I'm not belittling this movie, it's just quite satisfactory.
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