I am not a person who will not die until the Yellow River, so no matter what others said before, I still wanted to see the giant, but after watching it, I was so sad that I wanted to jump into the river.
Folks, this is definitely not an attacking giant! ! ! ! !
What? You told me that the director has already said that the work will be adapted, so it is normal for it to be different from the original?
WHAT THE FUCK! Then come up with another original work, don't use the setting of Attack on Titan, don't stick to the popularity of the original work, don't make a sensational name as an adaptation, in fact, it ignores the spirit of the original work and arbitrarily deletes the classic settings, Without respect for the character's personality, the original work was modified into pieces and damaged! If you don't have a good understanding of manga and animation, what kind of adaptation are you talking about?
If you don't have a good understanding of the original work, but just want to make a random adaptation based on the popularity of the original work, don't blame the audience and fans of the original work for the bad comments. After all, the production team did not respect this work first.
The following are the various questions I have after reading it:
1. Why does Ellen yearn to be outside the wall?
Anime version: "If you just hide behind a high wall and steal your life, you can eat and sleep, just like domestic animals."
Movie version: The above handsome sentence was taken away by the strange Shikishima squad leader.
Originally yearning for freedom, unwilling to be trapped in the wall, the spirit of not being free or dying has disappeared in the movie version. How did the movie version of Alan become a brainless young man who said "you say there are giants, but I don't believe it" .
Moreover, I am not going to say why the role of Allen is so unpleasant. In addition to the director, the main actor also has to shoulder a lot of responsibilities. Does he know Allen's ideals? Have you understood Ellen's character well? He gave me the feeling that the director asked him to perform this action with this expression, and then he did it, and he didn't feel the performance in which the protagonist had any thoughts at all, not even the most basic emotional resonance!
2. Why did Alan fight?
Anime version: Witnessing the shock of his mother being eaten by giants made Allen determined to kill all giants.
Movie version: Girlfriend (inexplicable setting) Mikasha and the baby were eaten by giants. (I didn't add "the shock", firstly because there is no picture, and secondly because I can't see the impact of the protagonist, sorry.)
The girlfriend and mother fell into the sea, the director and screenwriter will definitely choose the girlfriend.
It is completely incomprehensible that such an important setting has been changed. Because the special effects cost too much, so there is no money to find someone to play Alan's mother?
The reason for the battle is such an important motivation. Once it is changed, the entire character personality will be completely replaced. Why would the director not know such a superficial truth? What a mystery!
3. What is the
difference between Mikasa and the normal Mikasa?
The movie version tells you:
she was actually a naive girl when she appeared on the scene, abandoned her identity as a child bride, ignored Allen, and shared an apple with the strange squad leader Shikishima in a strange posture, and would not protect the first time during the battle Ellen, this is definitely an oddity.
Ellen and Mikasha's distorted and mutated personalities should be what I hate the most.
Although there is no special emphasis on the relationship between the two as boyfriend and girlfriend in the anime, the red scarf has now become a hot-selling item at auction. Did the director really understand the reason why the red scarf became a hot-selling item? In front of the high wall that was about to collapse, he threw the scarf on Mikasha's neck with disdain, and the girl who knew the first meeting had just lost a loved one and was cold in body and mind, so he bundled the warm scarf clumsily but firmly around Mikasa. On Sha, the situation of telling her to go home together is not the same thing at all, right?
The author does not understand the worldview of the original book! ! !
Where do giants come from? Why did the father (the movie version didn't appear from the beginning to the end, huh... say the mother didn't even appear... huh) left that mysterious last words? Why did Ellen turn into a giant? There is no Yani or Yani on the same ladder who trained together. Where will the next giantess come from? ! (Oh, I'm so naive, I expected to faithfully present the giantess....) These create suspenseful parts that make people want to continue watching, and the movie version completely discards them.
Did the choreographer not understand the reason for the popularity of giants? Not because of the gimmicks of giants, not because of the overall sense of doomsday, but because of the courage of some people who are willing to stand on the front line in the face of huge threats! It is the will that is unwilling to compromise in the face of the end times! It is the concern of a small but precious partner in the dangerous battle! These spirits, the movie version is gone! ! ! !
The only, the only part that stays true to the original is when Alan gets eaten in place of Armin and then bursts out of the belly of a giant, and, I must say, sadly, only the giant Alan is the whole movie The most restored character!
I think this movie is a despicable thief who stole the original creative treasures and then discarded the treasures in the box to show off the empty box to the world complacently.
In any case, I will definitely not watch the next episode! ! ! ! !
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