Haven't read Stephen King's original book, but that doesn't stop watching the movie.
From a pure viewing point of view, this is a pretty good movie to watch.
First, it's smooth.
The previous story background setting, character relationship explanation, and a few scenes complete the structure of the entire story.
Every subsequent scene is very compact, and does not procrastinate too much in the inner activities of the characters, the details of special effects, or the rendering of the atmosphere.
As a movie, this is a long-lost way of reducing complexity to storytelling.
It is in stark contrast to the American dramas that are often based on seasons.
Second, although the story is compact, it is well-crafted.
The western scenery of the real scene is no less than that of "Westworld";
There are layers of special effects fighting suspense, but enough to stop.
This production method lies precisely in the director's precise positioning of the film audience: middle school students.
The story, characters, ideas, scenes, and length of the film are all very suitable for middle school students to watch movies.
In comparison, it feels more interesting than the award-winning "Ender's Game".
Most people find it unsatisfactory, presumably because the film does not add too much blood, killing, and adult elements such as pornography.
So, if "The Dark Tower 2" is produced, there will still be a certain audience.
Just, don't exceed 3.
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