Many viewers complained badly after watching this film. You are a great "god", where is the god? Except for your mother who is pregnant with you, she can fight a little better than others, and she looks like a kind of superb martial artist. I have never seen you use brute force. In fact, the debate about the "roughness" of this movie mainly stems from the understanding of whether the protagonist is a "human" or a "god". One of the characteristics of Greek mythology is that it is too mythical. People and gods and old people are mixed together, like "Homer's Epic". Historians once thought it was a literary work. It was not until the discovery of Troy that Greek civilization was determined. The director is obviously here to separate people and gods. The literal translation of the title in Chinese should be "The Legend of Hercules", which does not mean "God" at all. Because it wants to be "human", the movie has removed the overly mythical parts of the original myth about Hercules killing the Hydra, etc., and only retained the things that the human world may have, such as killing lions, going on expeditions to Egypt, and being a gladiator. The things that can be done, of course, breaking free from the chains and causing lightning in the end are not very scientific, but they are already the limits of human beings. If you want to be a god, these are too childish. It's not the universe circle, the chain can be dropped with a flick of the chain, there is no need to kill the teacher and the base friend again, and it is not like playing with a lightning bolt. There is no need to ask for "give me strength". Therefore, the director is all about "people", "Dali" is very subtle, and there is no such thing as "God".
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