finish watching. No wonder the low score, the character portrayal is not very good. First, the male protagonist collapsed.
The male protagonist places great importance on love and righteousness. In the first part, when the labyrinth door was about to close, he rushed in to save Mino and the two of them. The friendship with Charles is also reflected, but the sadness of Newt's death is nothing compared to the heroine's. is not worth mentioning. Don't say "Who called her the heroine?" For me, this sense of disobedience is the failure of the film. According to my memory, since the third part of the male lead, there has been no direct line to indicate that he has recovered his memory, that is to say, he has no memory with the female lead, and the first time they met was in the glade. Just like the male protagonist's brothers. So, who has a deeper bond with whom, who has done more for the male protagonist, and who the male protagonist should have a deeper relationship with according to his personality is clear at a glance. But what the movie shows is clearly not. Alas, the image is shattered into scum.
In the third part, I thought the male protagonist had let go of the female protagonist (if not, but I have this feeling, in addition to personal factors, it also shows the failure of the portrayal, without small details, the plot can be pushed out)
When I saw the last kiss on the rooftop of the male and female lead and the sad and holy bgm falling down, my expression was that of an old subway man.
Counting what contributions Teresa has made since the third level, the interaction with the male protagonist is not as much as the male protagonist and his brothers. Since the betrayal of the male protagonist, he has been staying in the city and dying with the male protagonist. There is Brenda. The male protagonist is smart, but he is blind.
So, this movie is really bad.
I want to portray the confrontation between the male and female main camps, but the deep love for each other has not come out.
I wanted to show the tragic and poignant sacrifice of the heroine, but I didn't show it. I only felt it was deliberate - I could be saved, but I had to die in front of others, as if forcing forgiveness from others. Perhaps her inner monologue was "I don't." I beg for your forgiveness..."
Still love Brenda and Newt.
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