Three and a half. After watching the premiere last night, I would like to talk about the overall rhythm of watching the movie. The jokes and foreshadowing in the front make people feel that they are looking forward to the next plot, but when the villain appeared in front of Shazam for the first time, it opened up for the first time. After that, the plot began to collapse. Even but the fight scene in the back can't get the climax at all. The two characters are not enough. From the growth process of a character like Billy to the awakening of Shazam's ability, the shaping of the villain's personal characters, and the portrayal of supporting roles, there is a lack of enthusiasm. Until I watched the movie, I still didn't feel where the "Son of the Chosen" and "The Kindest in the World" Billy embodied. I also didn't feel the setting of the villain who was enchanted by the seven deadly sins, which was reflected in the cruelty of the human world and the destruction of human civilization. Three combat power setting problem. The original setting of the villain is the seven deadly sins suppressed by the origin of magic, and once released, it will make life in the world devastated. And the villain said "only magic can defeat magic" when he asked Shazam for the first time. At the amusement park, when Shazam punched the rage with his fist, the rage turned into smoke, and the rage was not hurt at all. But in the whole fight in the film, whether it is Shazam or other children who inherit Shazam's abilities, can they hit the seven deadly sins with physical attacks? ? What about magic? What about lightning? Seven deadly sins actually hit the Ferris wheel and injured? ? ? ? And the villain's weak chicken is emmmm lifeless. . Well, in fact, the foreshadowing in the early stage of the film really makes people look forward to it. Whether it is Shazam's super ability test or the villain's setting foreshadowing, it can make people feel that there are many wonderful plots behind. But the hole was dug too much, and it didn't come back until the end of the movie
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