The plot is compact, excessive and reasonable, and each leading role feels independent and distinct. Even the 'Thor', who has less drama, also portrays an image that only looks good, and his behavior even makes people feel a little bit awkward.
I don't know what other people are expecting from this movie. But at least, it really doesn't make me think that the trailer is better than the feature film. At the beginning of this year, I have seen a lot of trailers, including Europe and the United States to Asia. There are many movies that are highly anticipated, but the ones that are on the street are particularly many.
For example, "Captain America 3", which was well filmed, but the plot goes to compare with cups; "The Pet", which is a hit at the box office, but it is really unbearable to look at; just knowing that it has a sequel, even the trailer has not been released yet. I'm waiting for "Independence Day 2"; it's still on the air now, but apart from the feature of online games, there's only "Slightly Smile" which is handsome and pure; I bought it specially to express my support for the original work. The midnight show of the premiere, but apart from the character settings, actually changed "Tomb Notes", which is almost irrelevant to the original! ! !
Not to mention any bad films encountered in the middle, just these few films are enough to make people heartbroken. No matter how much expectations are made, there are so many disappointments.
It can be said that I have seen the trailer this year, and among the films that I was looking forward to, the only ones that really made me feel comfortable were "The Conjuring 2" and this "The Expendables", which made me cry.
Maybe for the original party and the fans of the old version, this movie has nothing new or breakthrough. But for someone like me who's been watching 'bad movies' for half a year, I really think it's good enough.
Compared with those who blatantly plagiarize, these remakes that have been authorized or bought the copyright, as long as they look good to new audiences, I think it is enough.
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