Saw it on Saturday afternoon in the IMAX room of the Sakata Cocopark Cinema. The attendance rate was very low, the huge screening hall was deserted, and there were three or two pairs of cats.
The unlimited redemption gift tickets I took, and this one I picked temporarily at the scene. There is no prior knowledge of what the subject matter or content is.
feel:
Three and a half.
In general, it is a qualified movie, with no major flaws. The end of the movie is enjoyable, and it can reap joy and positive energy.
It's a small story, no need to watch IMAX. The length of the film is also very short. When the lights at the end of the play come on, it feels like it hasn't passed for a long time. I turned on my phone and looked at it. Indeed, it only took more than 90 minutes.
In the process of reading the film, I also know that it will not be too long, because the story itself does not have much extension.
I can feel that the film has the meaning and extension of this little story that I want to try hard to elevate, but after watching the film, I feel that these extensions are unnecessary.
During the lift-off through cumulonimbus clouds and thunderstorms, do you feel that the sound and picture are too shocking?
Taking Hua Dao a little too hard? The per capita dress is neat, the size is complete, and there must be a hat. However, it is simple (unverified) that the costumes of the male protagonist and the female protagonist after dressing up are still not very professional and capable equipment for flying hot air balloons.
The male and female lead should have three or four handshakes. Except for the first time (holding it and not letting go, the heroine called the hero twice to see the instrument before letting go), which made me mistakenly think that there may be emotional scenes unfolding in the follow-up, the latter are ordinary expressions of the friendship of opposite-sex business partners . (Too many two people look at each other at close range, always make me think that I will hug and kiss in the next minute. Am I being poisoned too deeply by the routines of film and television dramas?)
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