The Americans used a real historical event like World War II to make up superhero stories. During the viewing process, they did not feel that they did not respect history, but rather passionate. However, no one in China dared to do this.
The visual effects of the action scenes in this movie are not too exquisite. The chase scene after the US team has just been transformed has a particularly out-of-focus background. However, the figure of the US team before the transformation was actually done with special effects. This part is also too good to be seen at all.
Because the heroine showed off her good marksmanship at the beginning, she made another hit in Stark's laboratory. Her ability allows her to appear on various important occasions in the play. However, the makeup and hair are too delicate. Especially the hair style, it's like just walking out of the beauty salon, not the way it should be when running on the battlefield.
Before the US team sacrificed for most of the people, they agreed to dance with their girlfriends. I admit that this setting is very old-fashioned, but the effect is still very touching. Before the US team "sacrifice", she cut to the scene of the heroine. She listened to him, and she could finish that sentence by one word, but she couldn't wait. This kind of silence and the pain of the people left behind to convey the atmosphere of death, especially when the male lead is so handsome, is still very powerful.
Marvel's consistent values are that superheroes do not come from ability, but from belief. Although experiencing tragedy, everything that can't kill them can make them stronger. This belief not only conforms to the universal values of modern society, but also heroes who have stepped down from the altar are more likely to be accepted and liked by the audience. Similarly, as long as we have faith in our hearts, we can all be superheroes.
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