The special effects aspect is commendable, because special effects give the audience a lot of visual enjoyment. There may be progress in doing a lot of tricks. The whole movie is nothing more than a fight between The Shining and Doctor Octopus. Doctor Octopus has a variety of shapes in the movie, but the ever-changing shapes are inexplicable. He sometimes appears in a Japanese kimono, and sometimes in a policeman's uniform. Usually the bad guys in this kind of heroic action movie are supposed to be doing bad things; In The Shining, Doctor Octopus appears to be playing the role of a "comedian".
The Shining also uses a lot of illustration-style graphics to present some images. The illustration-style presentation is counterproductive in a film that focuses on action and special effects. And The Shining doesn't explain the origin of The Shining itself until the very end of the movie; this means that the audience is kept in the dark throughout the movie and won't realize The Shining until the end of the movie. How did it form. The arrangement of such stories and plots is not too appealing.
Outline of the story:
A rookie police detective tragically died in the process of handling the case, but he did not expect a miraculous mysterious resurrection! Wearing a mask and looking like a ghost, he begins to fight crime in the dark corners of Central City. The number one public enemy of The Shining (Gabriel March) is Doctor Octopus (Samuel Jackson), and he plans to use his death to kill him. Assault on The Shining's favorite city, while he's secretly experimenting with a conspiracy of immortality.
From the warehouse ruins in the central city, to the damp and dark tombs or the cold and windy riverside, The Shining constantly pursues Dr. Octopus, and is also surrounded by a group of beautiful women. Ellen Duran (Sarah Paulson) is a smart girl next door with a leather whip, the police chief's daughter and The Shining's new love; Siken (Scarlett Hansen) is Doctor Octopus' femme fatale. The secretary is also a cunning and cold-blooded fox; he has to face the temptation of a mysterious banshee (Jamie Kim) full of magic and a dangerous French dancer in a nightclub... . Under their beautiful appearance, their intentions are unclear. Some people want to kill him, some people seduce him with their beauty, and they are both friends and enemies.
The most important thing is that his first love, Sandy Saford (Eva Mendes), has turned into a jewelry thief, accompanied by her graceful and dangerous curves! She was hired by Dr. Octopus to become a deadly weapon to clean up The Shining, who knew that only Dr. Octopus could solve the truth about his resurrection. Live to know the answer...
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