When I watched the trailer, I was quite excited. The CG special effects were done well, and I didn't complain about the level of the original comics. I gave up chasing this comic because I saw this artist at first.
After watching the whole movie, I felt like I ate raw rice with a pot sandwich. The indigestion caused the gas in the large intestine to swell, and it was unpleasant to hold on.
Personally, I think the image of the giant is very successful, that is, it has a face that is close to a person, and the expression permeates the ghosts of ghosts walking at night, which is in line with my imagination of a giant; the three-dimensional mobile device has a high degree of reduction, and it is still very handsome to fly. The battle between giants cannot but be reminiscent of the Japanese masterpiece "Oldman".
As for the plot, I'm really speechless, it's you who sprayed it:
Allen became a neurotic middle school boy with an exaggerated expression;
Mikasa became a schizophrenic sluggish girl, and inexplicably followed a character not in the comics: Shikishima The captain engaged in an inexplicable ambiguity; Mikasa in the original book was a childhood sweetheart who could meet Buddha and kill Buddha and ghosts to protect Ellen.
↑ Captain Shikishima, who appeared in the movie inexplicably, would only stand on a tall building and nervously hypnotize Allen: "Jump out...jump out". Jump your MB, get up!
And this is the end of the world when giants invade human society, and even food to wrap their stomachs is scarce. Where did the apple come from to play cool for this captain, not only to eat one, but also to throw Alan one. You thought you were Colonel Chu Xuan (I didn't know that Colonel Chu Xuan was watching "Infinite Terror").
In the most extreme comics, the ever-popular one-meter-six soldier commander did not appear in the movie! ! ! Did something go wrong? ? There is no complete "Attack on Titan" without the captain, and
the plot of a love action movie in front of a giant. This is not a screenshot, and it is not suitable for children.
If you keep following this nonsensical route, it’s fine, but occasionally you have to be serious and enter into the discussion of philosophy of life, habitually revealing the cruel aesthetics in Japanese culture.
When the giants were fighting meleely, I couldn't help but jump to the "Ultraman" channel, play every minute, and quickly use the dynamic light wave! !
After reading the top part, I really don't have any expectations for the bottom part.
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