I watched five films in a row in two days, and this one is the best.
From the characterization of the characters, the filling of emotions, the lens photography, and the soundtrack, it is the best performance.
Selene's love and regret for her daughter, Michael, and war boredom. She is no longer a fighter in this episode, she faces the Lycans attack, takes up her sword and wants to run away. It's not the same person as Selene who fought bloody in the first part. She was betrayed, lost the one she loved, and begged Lycan to kill her. The film subtly and completely reflects selene's frustration in david's dialogue with her father, selene's escape, and her intoxicated and persistent words to micheal and her daughter. The emotions between, but did not use the role to perform. In the first part, the werewolf head was obsessed with seeking revenge for the vampire head because of the resentment of killing love for thousands of years. However, this love-killing is clearly the most crucial and unforgettable, but it is only through the memory of the male pig's feet Michael eating blood to pave the way, which is a little perfunctory. In addition, in the second part, the younger brother, Marcos, went crazy and wanted to find his younger brother. The emotional entanglement between the two of them was not clearly explained. Therefore, the fifth part can see the improvement of the screenwriter's ability. It is worth mentioning that david's seemingly ruthless dad in the fourth installment, when he heard his son talk about the importance of selene to his son, the father sacrificed heroically to save selene and his son, this little Emotional descriptions are also really playful.
Of course, after seeing the last few films of this series, the audience will basically experience aesthetic fatigue. After all, vampires and werewolves have been filmed for infinite upgrades. The screenwriting, cinematography, and scene arrangement of the fifth film can all be said to be excellent among commercial films, but it is a pity that, for a bad subject matter, five films have to be filmed in a row, and there is not much newness, so bleak is bleak.
Anyway, this is an excellent commercial film.
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