(Written on this special day, but this article just talks about movies casually)
I have always felt that the frequent large-scale publicity warm-ups by the film crew before the release are generally a manifestation of their lack of confidence in the quality of their films.
Of course, if people have money and willfulness, I didn't say it.
Because of Daddy Penguin, the movie Venom has done various kinds of marketing in the country before. From the final result, it is also considered successful-the sequel is at least stable!
Let’s talk about something bad.
The venom is really short, so short that you can't hold back a pee. Under the daily routine of more than two hours on the set of the same type of film now, Venom is really very mini.
But being short does not mean being sharp.
The look and feel of the movie is actually okay, the soundtrack and special effects are very stylish, but the plot is extremely scary.
Many people who have watched it complained that the rhythm of this film is very problematic, indicating that this is no longer a matter that only Kong Jing can pay attention to.
It was originally more than 100 minutes long, and it took 40 minutes to try to create a loser image. Although this kind of stupid story of losing jobs for the so-called justice is really outdated, but from the results, it is so-so. Pass it.
Then what? Then there was no more, and the back just collapsed and flew up.
Generally speaking, there is nothing more than this three-layer relationship between alien organisms and parasitic ontology.
Occupy (If you just stay at this step, there will be many examples. If you leave a person like a demon in a demon man, Hola in a tooth wolf, you can refer to an alien if you don’t leave a person.)
Physical and psychological anti-control (If you stop at this step, it is still an example of a demon, unclear)
Symbiosis (parasitic beast)
As for the movie Venom, if you want to tell the story, these three relationships should be presented in a progressive manner. As a result, the screenwriter said that I skipped the process and showed you the results directly.
Ever since, Venom has become the most intractable two or five in history, and the male protagonist is still a loser.
This story can really be said to be "cool".
I think the villain’s riot is absolutely stunned. He travels across the ocean to kill him, cursing the venom 10,000 times in his heart, and I never figured out why the guy jumped back for what it was.
Why did Venom change his mind for what? People also said it was because of Tang Lao wet. Well, I start to believe that this is a love movie again.
From the moment it occupies, what Venom does is to act on the survival instinct, eat, and protect the life of the host by the instinct. But Eddie didn't resist you either, such a master who obeyed you, why are you willing to surrender your status in the end?
Tang Laoshi said that he wanted to save the earth, but you inexplicably agreed without even thinking about it?
Tang Laoshi said that he wanted to make a three-chapter appointment with you. Why did you suddenly become a loyal dog? I'm afraid it wasn't the explosion flame of the Asan rocket that burned out your nerves.
From the human side, I didn't see Eddie's strong resistance or even counterattack against the venom. In the end, he was still a passive host who could not resist, looking forward to the help of others and the protagonist's halo. The character creation is simply inexplicable.
The place that can best shape the tension of the character lies in the repeated struggle between the two for physical and psychological dominance, and this is unfortunately greatly overlooked by you.
Venom and Eddie seem to be a match made in heaven and full of tacit understanding, but the actual performance is illogical and eloquent.
If the movie can be longer, will the story play better? Can the characters be more three-dimensional? Can the audience generate more power for love?
I don't believe you only shot so little material.
"I didn't have a choice before, now I just want to be a good person."
This is a ridicule, but when you think about it carefully, it is indeed the most intuitive explanation of the movie "Venom".
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