"Net King Live-Action", as far as the actors are concerned, only the child who plays Ryoma is okay, the others are really inexplicable, and the one who plays Tezuka is also okay.
The length of the film is limited, the characters are thin, and Ryoma becomes the absolute protagonist. As a fan of Kikumaru, I strongly protest.
The rhythm of the plot is strange, the foreshadowing is not enough, the plot is thin, the story is too rushed, many plots have been taken in one stroke, it is better not to shoot, obviously there is no distinction between primary and secondary.
The special effects are quite obvious in the comic style.
There is basically no soundtrack, and other plots are too lifelike because there is no soundtrack.
If you haven't seen the cartoons, you probably don't understand many of the plots. Those who have seen the cartoon are all reminiscent.
The overall score is 6 points, which is barely passable due to the memories it brings back.
(The above illegally reposted from Bird Tao QQ Quotations 06-10-12)
"Mints", at first the film was purely because of the high score of 8.1. I looked at it and felt that the male lead was so similar to the male lead of "Oasis". After checking it, I found that it was the same job - Xue Qingjiu (the first to know each other) He was in "Pure Love Spectrum", and he mainly played some marginal characters with a bit of a ruffian taste). Later, when discussing the film with Cailiang, he suddenly realized that the director was the Li Cangdong who directed "Oasis". Many directors in South Korea are all-rounders who write and direct themselves, such as this one and Kim Ki-duk. The writer-director is not very prolific. He has only 3 works so far, and he missed his debut "Green Fish". "Oasis" incorporates a lot of "dream" shots, but similar techniques seem familiar. The main gimmick of this work is "comprehensive flashbacks". The main difference from "Memento" and "Irrevocable" that use similar techniques is that the time span is much longer, as long as 20 years... At the same time, it does not insist on causality and Suspenseful effect. Through the last half of the actor's life, he alludes to social issues... The director skillfully lays down one by one foreshadowing, and shakes off the burdens one by one as the plot develops, which not only increases the audience's enjoyment of watching the movie and a sense of participation and participation, but also attracts people. Thoughtful, the ending also has a unique charm, and the soundtrack that only appears in the transitional scenes is also wonderful. All in all, it's a work worth seeing, and I highly recommend it here. (Legitimately reposted Confessions' next movie list 06-10-16)
Solo Lele is not as good as Zhong Lele, although the group owner Bai Ye's post has broken through the 500 mark early, a single show is invincible in popularity, but Bai Ye prefers to watch it When a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend. Therefore, I will repost 2 articles here, hoping to stimulate everyone's enthusiasm for writing, regain their writing skills, not afraid of the casualties of brain cells and the ambush of tomatoes and eggs, actively and bravely recommend your favorite movies, and want to scold those you watch. Bad films, there is a saying, watching films without commenting is in vain for earthlings.
Ah, it's already something from 2006. . . Really depressed a lot, sorry for the ancestors. .
View more about Peppermint Candy reviews
