I like most about J.J. Abrams is that he always controls his rhythm very well, and the specific performance is very interesting at the beginning of his movie, making it late The intestines of those who enter the theater are all blue.
Mission Impossible 3 and 4 were directed by him (a bug, thanks for the comment that pointed out that the director of Disc 4 is not JJ, but the screenwriter is JJ^^). The beginning is amazing. At the beginning of Dish 3, Atango rescued the captured female agent. She ran out of ammunition and food. The female agent asked if the bullets were enough, and Atango said it was enough, then aimed at the timing and shot the enemy to death, and then threw the gun and said, This is the end of the fight. Shuai took three peeing. Then I went to a plot of a windmill and airplane. During the time, a bomb exploded in the female agent's brain. Xiao Qiao's beauty was glimpsed (what), and at the beginning, I was very nervous, and finally I gave you a subtitle to tell you that the movie is not yet official. Let's start. Then you just squeeze the urine bag without being excited? The previous introduction is wonderful.
The same is true for Disc 4. The section where Brother Tom took a criminal to escape from prison was also thrilling and thrilling, and then the subtitles and classic soundtrack came along with the bomb line he detonated.
The good beginning is really important. Just watched "X-Men First Class", the beginning was tedious and boring. The previous "Avengers" is also the same, skipping the first thirty minutes has no effect on the plot. Only when there is a contrast do you know the preciousness of JJ, and take care of the audience's attention as a precious treasure every minute. By the way, the scores of "X" and "Fu" are too high.
Both ST11 and STID start very well. Because it was the STID I saw first, I didn’t turn my mind when I came back to see ST11—"Hey, why did Chris Pine look like Brother Hammer in the previous movie?!" Later I found out that this is not Brother Hammer. = = There is no sense of disobedience in playing father and son. Isn’t casting the first part of success? Although I took my lunch quickly.
STID’s favorite part is in the introduction part. The captain exposed the starship to save the first mate. When the first mate was transmitted up, he looked confused (he has always been this stupid expression since he arrived on Earth, in order to understand humans. This kind of unsatisfactory species took great pains [Fan Weiqiang], the captain was anxiously concerned, "are you ok?" and the first officer said calmly and suspiciously, "You violated the xxxx regulations?" At this time The doctor intervened with an angry look of resentment, "he is fine!" At this time, the first officer was still showing a confused, surprised and accusing expression, and the captain immediately sighed with relief and smiled like something.
(Background music plays : If this is not love~)
(Circle around~)
In just a few minutes of the scene, it immediately outlines the different personalities of the three people. Let me, a newcomer who has never seen it before, understand the characters of these three protagonists-[Unruly and dying rationalists], [Infatuated Golden Retriever] (What!) and [Always protect the calf, The doctor who is always complaining]
Do you like it or not?
Great.
I have seen someone write a eloquent comment that JJ has serious sexism. I'm getting older...I really didn't think so. First of all, in the poster of this film, in addition to the big boss, there is a woman in the three characters (and also black, obviously taking care of racism). Once again, this kind of film was originally a film of male hormones. This is true. There is no way to deny it. You can go to the fire station of any police station to check. There are too many men. Is this also discriminating against women? Once again, Uhura plays a very important role in this film. It has always played an important role (except for the pro mate, which can really be deleted, JJ, you are so rotted, why bother to hit Akira), translating foreign languages, and negotiating, and finally It was because she shot over the big boss, so that the first mate was able to save the life of her husband [what
as for the blonde female scientific officer to have no need to undress or something, this is just a joke! Why be so serious! Could it be said that there are exposure shots in female characters, and it must be matched with males to be considered gender equal? Wouldn't it be impossible to attract the majority of otaku into the cinema without this lens?
What's more, the first mate's bangs were blown up when he was chasing Khan in the end, it was considered a welfare! 【roll
Hey, hey, don’t say anything, it’s good anyway. No urine points throughout the whole process is good. Looking forward to the third part, the relationship between the chief mate and the captain will continue to advance at a rapid pace! How about a pon farr!
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