have to say that the special effects are really good, beautiful and impactful, but there are only special effects to watch. As for the story, there are too many flaws in logic. Although I knew the movie was not long before I watched it, I didn’t expect the story to be incomplete. When the lights in the theater came on, my family and I were stunned: it’s over like this already?
The special effects of the little white dragon are very powerful. The little white dragon appears twice or three times. When I first saw the little white dragon, I thought it had something to do with the story, but I didn't understand it until the end of the movie. What is the director doing for such a series? Is it just to show off his stunts and add some extra spice to the wonderful picture?
Compared with the image in the previous film and television drama, the monkey is more human, which is very good, but isn't the monkey always suppressed by the Buddha's prohibition? Middle Liu'er tore off the spell on the mountain, thinking that the Buddha's prohibition was lifted, but no, the monkey's power was still limited. And in the end, when you fought with the big boss, that disgusting bug, why was the ban gone? Who relieved him when?
There is also the ultimate boss, the disgusting bug. The most pictures of the bug are the big mouth of the bug and the fleshy tongue sticking out. The bug's mouth and tongue have given so many close-up shots, so I spray it. The mana came out, but it turned out to be just the mouth and tongue. It was a waste of such a realistic fleshy tongue... The
special effect was to get rid of the five hairs, but the others obviously did not keep up.
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