Maybe the full movie trilogy might have a mainline? Otherwise to me it's just that uninspired writer piecing together computer keywords. It's like this: count 100 keywords that appear in children's books, then let the computer randomly select the next keyword in your writing, and then you squeeze as much as you can, and make up a passable story Take a prize for children's literature—a trick that works best for writers who lack inspiration. Anyway, children are easy to be deceived. After all, they have rich imaginations, and any kind of disgusting stories can be beautifully filled by their imaginations. The guy like me who has degenerated imagination and hopes to make up for it with the help of movies is miserable. The plot is really unacceptable, and the picture is completely unfeeling. The first film was so badly shot, I don't know how to film the next two. Unlike Pirates of the Caribbean, at least the first one is a classic. Although I can't read the second part, I dare not read the third step. Commercial films now have good commercials and take care of the public's tastes. Just like McDonald's and KFC, they are selling like hot cakes. Fuck mass media, it's more disgusting than pop music. Or read the book and add your own imagination, it is much better than this "best visual effect".
The American people are just like that, they still like Supergirl and movies like this. Or, should I really read the original? But I've already lost my appetite for reading the original.
The final score, like The Chronicles of Narnia, is a pure children's movie. It's very simple to learn to appreciate this movie, don't think about the plot, don't think about the story, just use your imagination to enjoy every second of the picture. Only children have this ability. I have degenerated.
In addition, Stardust is a movie with a very good plot some time ago. Don't know how much better than this. It's a pity that people don't seem to plan to make a trilogy or something. Maybe they'll change their minds like pirates of the Caribbean when they see the money? Damn rotten capitalist society!
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