Another remake, based on a comic from the 1930s. There have been many remakes of animations and movies, the most famous of which is Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1982 version of Conan the Barbarian. I remember that I was young at that time, but because of Schwarzenegger, I saw the mighty muscular man for the first time, and I was stunned. Perhaps the director has realized that Schwarzenegger's muscles are unparalleled, and in this film, he deliberately downplayed Jason Momoa's muscle show, and showed more of the murderous aura.
Although the effect is invincible and full of gimmicks, the weak plot and insensitive interpretation are still difficult to mention how much watchable it is. Not as good as the classic "Conan the Barbarian", and even half of the brilliance of Gerard Butler's "300 Warriors" is difficult to achieve. And the classics are classified as ordinary in this way, and people can't help but sigh that the remake is terrible. It also makes people think of the domestic remake of the blockbuster "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate", which is on the cusp recently.
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