As a classic game IP, the #Final Fantasy# series also seems to have created a huge story system. Although I haven't played it seriously, I remember that when I played Condition 3 on the ps1, some children had a great time playing with the strategy. I remember that I saw a movie adapted from #FinalFantasy a few years ago, but I can't remember the specific content at all. Is it a white horse or no sense of it, the title of the film has actually reached 15. Because of the activities of the movie fan group, I went into the theater to watch this film.
After watching the movie, the biggest feeling is that this really can't be regarded as a movie. If it really counts, it should be a TV movie. To be continued, it is really a movie about making money, selling feelings, and grouping fans.
Two-thirds of the time of the film, it gives people a sense of sight of the game expansion film and ARPG, especially when the title of the film appears on the screen and when the scene is switched, the subtitle of the location displayed in the middle of the screen reminds me, Nima, give me a handle, Fight monsters in minutes to advance to the rhythm of the plot.
The final climax, in order to save the future, save the princess, exchange life for a night of divine power, and fight with the villain, although there is a feeling of beating a boss, but at least there is a taste of the development of the movie plot, there is a kind of The experience of watching a movie instead of a game expansion. Whether it's the soundtrack or the details, it's just right, and even a little tragic. At this point, there is only a trace of resonance and a little moving. But, after the villain was taken care of, the princess was sent to the designated location, and the movie ended while the audience was still guessing how the plot would unfold. Yes, it's over! WTF? ! What is rhythm? Funny? That's all, game movies, movie games, it's good to be lively.
Aside from these dog blood settings, it must be admitted that the production team is still very attentive in creation. The performance of CG is simply against the sky, and the effect is too cool and realistic. I thought it was a live-action adaptation of the movie, but I didn't expect the whole CG to be real, from characters to scenes to various fights and details. It is meticulous and lifelike. It is worthy of recognition. point.
For such a movie that is more like a game expansion film, interested friends can still go to the theater to see it. After all, don't pay too much attention to the plot, CG special effects can still improve the score. Then, I personally feel that the Golden Field is still not suitable for watching movies, there are too many arrogant children, I really can't enjoy it quietly, haha.
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