This is a movie of 85 years
But there is already a stunning and spectacular world setting
Unique plot and interpretation style
Even 1:2.35 format design
Even today, 34 years later
Can still leave many large pieces behind and eat dirt
Interestingly
I watched part 4 first
Then I turned my head and turned out this old movie to see
First of all, I was very, very surprised that the movie 34 years ago could achieve such an effect.
Especially this is not a thought film that wins with depth
It's a style action movie that wins by scenes
Some movies are as immortal as Socrates
Some movies are as beautiful and immortal as Venus
certainly
Times are always progressing
Now it seems
There are indeed flaws
First of all, the balance between thought and artistry in this old film is not decisive enough.
Maybe people of that era always felt that a good film must be accompanied by a good soul chicken soup.
Excessive side-by-side explanations and prospects including slightly procrastinated cutscenes
Affected the rhythm and aesthetic performance of the film
Especially the background music that is more classical and too contrived
It doesn’t match the rock’s style of the movie’s hardcore violent aesthetics at all.
It’s better to match with more powerful sound effects
In addition, due to technical limitations, the picture quality is also insufficient
The figures of many actors also have the flaws of the times and are not perfect
But it’s really just a minor flaw and not a failure
And these flaws have basically been perfected in Part 4.
When looking forward to Part 5
Turning my head to look at this old part 3 is also kind of enjoyment
The most touching scene of the film is probably a scene of a group of children expecting and disappointed on the plane
The most exciting nature is the speed fighting in the desert. . . Take a look at the luxury cars after the devastation (Is the statue in front of the tractor a bit familiar?)
In short
If you don’t watch it because it was a movie more than 30 years ago
That's definitely a miss
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