It gave me a very deep feeling from the beginning - the soundtrack should be pulled out and killed. The music at the beginning of the 5-minute long, heard the last person is close to collapse. If you don't believe it, try it.
The male protagonist plays very well, and basically it can be seen that he is a World of Warcraft fan. From beginning to end, he maintained the trance state of a necromancer. I think there is a big difference between being melancholy and being dazed and like a wandering soul. Compared with the second lieutenant Dunbar played by Costner, it is not a little bit worse.
In the description of the Indians, a lot of voiceovers are used. But when it comes to real performance, apart from the so-called vitality and simplicity in slow motion, I really don't see any good means.
The story is very, very slow. In fact, you can go to sleep several times during the whole process, and it doesn't matter if you wake up and continue watching. Blessed are those who suffer from insomnia. A super mediocre blockbuster like "New World" is worth putting on your pillow.
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