It's still the same flavor and the same recipe. A well-completed story, an exciting rhythm, a combination of macho and beauties, with reasonable roles, the same acting routine for anyone, beautiful soundtrack, beautiful Amazon rainforest scenery, and well-made special effects. Especially the special effects. As soon as the underground city and the sacred tree appeared, they were compared with the special effects of the domestic tomb robbery movie underground palace. Disney is always Disney, special effects have nothing to say. But Disney is just Disney. At the beginning, Dwayne Johnson's Amazon rafting and slaughtering rafting project instantly reminded me of a jungle rafting project in Hong Kong Disneyland. Later, when I saw the introduction, it was really a movie that changed according to that project. The movie based on the amusement park project is quite innovative, but unfortunately it is still packed into an old wine bottle. That old-fashioned routine makes the film seem unremarkable. The unique adventurous spirit of Westerners makes them easy to find inspiration for such adventure films, but the overly routine and rigid creation mode has stopped such films with top special effects. I often think of a winter evening many years ago, when the teacher showed Jumanji for us in the lecture hall of the school. The adventurous spirit of that film brought me a shock and amazement. Maybe it's because of age, it's hard to find such surprises in other movies. I still look forward to a movie like that that can bring me the same moving look that I did back then. However, it is still recommended to watch, after all, it is a high-quality popcorn, and it can still bring you a moment of relaxation and entertainment, especially children who will love it.
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