Richards Theron's stellar performance at the opening of the film can't undo the failure of the film's play structure and dramatic conflict arrangement. Freya is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and Levina is fiery on the outside and dark on the inside. The conflict between the two should be the main line, even if it can't run through, at least it should be echoed at the end. But Brother Hammer turned into a hunting god (I really don't see where it can be called a god, at best he is a gangster) and he took a few dwarves and just mixed up the scene. The nonsensical love between him and Jessica suddenly became the focus of the film and it was confusing. The thin story background and simple character made Hemsworth feel that he could not find this role in normal dramas (this kind of simple character is hard It is really difficult to hold up the audience), and the division of responsibilities of the six-member team for melee and long-range attack is also not reflected. At the end of the film, the Kingdom Rebellion is not convincing at all, and it has completely turned into a dungeon team battle to overthrow the boss. There is no plot and does not echo the title, and the ending scene of the Frozen Throne and Medivh at the end is really drunk. If it weren't for Theron 2 points, I wouldn't want to give it.
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