I won't pursue you for deleting the cute whale brother and letting his cute brother take the hostage seriously. Wouldn't it be absurd that you forced Griffith into the scene of the 100-person beheading? The fact that Griffith cares about the two but doesn't go in person is a good indicator of his sophistication and his temperament to do big things. In fact, I know that the crew did this because they wanted to delete the scenes of Jiedu. The existence of "dragon roles" such as Bibing and Gelkas has obviously been weakened.
Maybe the crew thinks that it can concentrate the atmosphere more on a few protagonists, but I think this is tantamount to drinking poison to quench thirst. Are you planning to "eclipse" it? Hey, are you planning to do "eclipse"? Then what are you going to do when Gus watches his comrades being swallowed up and angry, and let a group of viewers point to the screen inexplicably and say, "Who is this person?"? The three protagonists are blackened, violent, and welfare, all of which are cannon fodder. How can you make me sad? Don't say that everyone has seen the original work, if it is made for our fans, then honestly restore every scene, okay?
The most unbearable thing is actually the two deletions of sending a knife a thousand miles and killing the queen. In the former, some people may think that I am just accusing Zuo De, but the meaning of this scene is not just that. It can be said that it is the first time that human history has been changed by the intervention of external forces. The absurd and strange atmosphere of the whole work Further improvement here can be said to be one of the warm fields of "eclipse". Moreover, the keynote of this strategy battle itself was a turnaround from adversity. As a result, Gus's broken sword was deleted, and Casca's poisoning was deleted. This was simply cramping and eviscerating, and the emotion of the rest of the war could not be reflected at all.
And killing the queen, sigh... I won't say it, the crew just can't get rid of Griffith, I can see it. With all due respect, Griffith is a despicable and shameless villain, and you are asking for trouble for protecting him like this.
Lastly, I really like the shaky flashbacks used in the two theatrical films, especially Casca's part. But it's a little bit when I use it when I'm H... Please ensure smoothness. The most outrageous thing is that Gus is still muttering "Ghana Ghana" next to him.
So deduct one star.
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