Surprisingly, it is not thunderous at all, on the contrary, it is very game.
I don't know if everyone pays attention, this movie has the prince costumes of each generation of Prince of Persia 1, 2, 3, and 4, which is awesome.
In addition, this movie has a lot of gameplay. From the beginning of the siege to the later adventure of the Hourglass Temple, the scenes explained, especially the feeling of real-time cutscenes in the game. Seeing this, as a level designer, I can't help but get wet.
It is even said that the gameplay of the movie is better than that of Prince of Persia 5 on xbox360, and you win the director.
Another very attractive point is that the film restores the Persian Empire before Islamization for the first time, and the city of Babylon, the capital of the Persian Empire, the Hanging Gardens are really beautiful.
In the first paragraph of the movie, the Persian Empire passed through the holy city of Almaty on its way to Kashgar. Both Kashgar and Almaty are within the territory of the Qing Kingdom. It seems that the place where the story takes place is not far from us.
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