The first is to talk about the picture. As soon as I swiped and watched the Chinese giant screen version that was screened in advance, I intuitively felt that the frame was incomplete, the composition was weird, and it was wobbly and dizzy. The frame of the second brush is a wide screen (the specific ratio has not been investigated), which obviously feels a lot more comfortable. Assuming that the Chinese giant screen has not been shamelessly cropped and used the IMAX version of the frame, it means that the photography composition of the T6 is a wide screen priority, and the giant screen composition is not good enough. Assuming that the Chinese giant screen really cuts off both sides of the widescreen and pretends to be a giant screen like the legend, then I will be black for the whole life of the Chinese giant screen. This needs to be verified.
The second thing I want to say is that I made a mistake in the first movie review. In the first brush, I mistakenly thought that the REV9 could be turned into a more complicated pistol, but only after the second brush did I realize that the shot was the REV9 hiding the pistol in his hand.
The third is a new discovery, Dany's brother was actually killed by the steel bar that Grace blocked. This is embarrassing.
Fourth, the only task of T6's soundtrack is to find a suitable position for the theme song "Dangdangdangdang", and then paste it.
Fifth, the previous liquid people liked to pretend that they were policemen, but this time REV is pretending to be a soldier. It can be seen that the director hopes to make everyone feel that REV9 is more tiger than T1000 subconsciously. However it didn't. Or there are no more interesting details on the performance and action design.
Finally, I want to talk about where the Terminator will go in the future.
As a longtime T2 fan, I have mixed feelings about all the sequels. What should never appear again, capital is the patience of consuming the audience over and over again.
When the governor is no longer in the show, when the card god can't come up with better ideas and can only repeat himself, will T7 still appear?
The answer is definitely yes. From the perspective of the broader market, Hollywood commercial films have basically lost their originality. This is not only the dark fate of the Terminator series, but also the dark fate of a batch of baby IPs in the hands of the entire Hollywood.
If you have to shoot, what are you shooting for?
As soon as I came back, I had dinner and chat with my friend Jojo (Max). Jojo said that he would make a film similar to the angle of "Joker", and he would talk about how T800 became the person he is now after T800 killed John Connor in this episode. I think it's great, I'll buy it.
And for me, I'm more looking forward to seeing real future wars. Similar to T4, but never entangled with Connor or Dany or whoever. Look purely at the history of human destruction. Don't forget that the core behind the totem of Terminator is not AI, not the relationship between humans and machines, but the "nuclear fear" that once truly shrouded the heads of all people on earth.
Over the years, there have been few really impressive depictions of nuclear war, except for a glimpse in T2.
This is a nice blank.
In the future depicted in T6, there are still many interesting points left. What exactly is the "Legion" of the future? How do you define "Dark Fate"? Why is there human modification technology? What are those pillars rising into the sky from the ruins of ruined cities? In Grace's comatose memories, why did those REV7s look like the tentacled aliens in Edge of Tomorrow?
I want to say that the so-called R-rating of T6 is a failure, not because there is no naked body or bloody scenes, but because there are too many seeds of hope in this film, and there is nothing to be afraid of , not dark enough. The most terrifying feeling in the whole film of T6 is the video of Sarah at the very beginning. I hope that the next T7 can reproduce the real horror with the background of despair.
Until then, let's love again!
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