On October 27, 2018, I marked the 2500th movie. I still chose a movie that I was looking forward to to usher in this moment.
I didn't expect it to be a bad movie, so I gave it one star.
There is no objective factor, not because the film is suspected of a yin-yang contract, nor because one of the main actors of the film has Fan Bingbing, who is deeply involved in tax evasion. Although I also sympathize with the divestment and other experiences that the director encountered.
Just because it sucks.
From a movie point of view, Cui Yongyuan is right, this movie is called "The Great Deception".
So many stars, with such a big appeal, tricked the masses into the cinema. Not fraudulent?
Good thing it didn't show.
This film does not have a complete main line, just like several branch lines in parallel, there is no C position to lead the rhythm. It will talk about the air force for a while, the soldiers who transport important transmitters for a while, and the life of civilians for a while, and there is also a male lead (I can't see who is the male lead) and female lead (I can't see who is the female lead) love play. The editing is really messy and unorganized, and I don't know if this movie can make it into the list of the Golden Raspberry Awards. It is estimated that the worst editing award is in my hand.
Yes, there is not a single C position among the actors. Of course you can explain it with group play. So let me ask a question, is it Liu Ye and Ma Su, or Song Seung-hsien and Zhang Junning, Fan Wei and Feng Yuanzheng, or Chen Weiting and Nicholas Tse? ? ?
Since I watched the American version, everyone used the dubbing, and it was a bit of a drama. There is no way to do this. But can you use some advanced vocabulary to translate the lines from Chinese to English? Can we use dim sum, even in slang terms? The whole process is like a primary school listening test, which is easy to understand and has no connotation. It does not reflect the Chinese language and culture at all.
However, there is still a bright spot in this film, that is, when people are trapped in the air-raid shelter and the air is isolated, everyone is desperately crawling out. The scheduling, lighting, and camera angles of that scene are all excellent. But that's all.
Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the director does not have the editing rights, and the American producer will edit it according to the taste of the American audience. But this belongs to the story outside the movie. There are too many stories outside the movie, and I don't want to know too much.
Because it's not worth it.
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