First of all, this action movie is a British movie not an American one, minus one point. If it is an A-level film produced by Hollywood, the camera will not be panned to a bland street at the beginning, and the audience will wait for many minutes.
Secondly, if this is a Hollywood movie, it won't cut a few foreshadowing scenes for you in a row; is it inexplicable, you show me the dead body before my belt is unfastened, what is the foreshadowing?
Again, if it's a Hollywood movie, this actor Cass should have more popcorn; I took off my pants, and then you show me a few pistols, my elf prince... Was...? The rotten women will definitely feel cheated and miserable.
However, if the whole movie can maintain the twist and suspense of the first hour, the above three ABCs can be ignored, because there is half a good show here.
When the protagonist is kept in the dark and can see tricks and tricks, it's really good-looking; Douglas comes out with a bad face, and it gives enough suspense. Although the later part of the acting is obvious to Lao Bai, you are all playing smart. Fighting, I will only look forward to playing the reverse game. Is there any? Is there any wood?
pity. When the elf prince appeared in a situation, the drama suddenly dropped by two levels and began to wind up...what? Shouldn't this kind of thing be done before the ending? Why did it start in the middle? It's not that the enemy's IQ is not online, it's that the director's IQ is not online, and the screenwriter's brain is flooded!
The most important point of the so-called action movies and popcorn genre movies is hello, hello, hello everyone, handsome guys and beauties teaming up to defeat the evil boss, where is your British habitual subtlety?
No one's ready to see what's next, okay? If everyone knows that the next step will be a straightforward narrative without suspense, there will be no more surprises, and there will be no reversal, this movie can end!
It seems like a basic rule for screenwriters to keep suspense until the last minute, right? !
I am really sad for the Elf Prince, and for the heroine who successfully stole the limelight from the Oscar-winning actress in Prometheus.
I didn't understand until the end of this movie, why is the protagonist a female? The whole play does not let the female pig's feet show that I feel like a woman; compared with several supporting roles, the heroine is not a box office call at all, and the role has no special features. The sense of harmony, on the contrary, may cause a chemical reaction between the female lead and the male supporting role.
So, in the end, I'm sure I won't remember this movie, maybe next month.
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