I have seen a lot of sci-fi short films. In conclusion, if you want to make an excellent short film, you need a reasonable and stunning world view, a real and resonant performance, and refreshing shots. Of course, if the funds allow, The blasting effect is also excellent. However, this doomsday reboot has all the good points, but it has become a bad movie. This is the difference between a short film and a movie.
The plot is the flaw of this movie. In the short film, the plot does not need a lot, as long as it can show the connotation. In the short film of tens of minutes or even a few minutes, it is impossible to have too many descriptions of the outlook on life and values, everything needs to be Compact and brief. And most of the plots of this film are full. In order to show special effects, many plots are imposed. The 20-minute story is extended to two hours. You are not a suspense film. to the end.
To be honest, the big cousin's performance didn't have any bright spots. There were very few shots, and most of the time was the dangling shot and the dubbing of the cousin. The only handsome face in the whole film was discarded, which is really embarrassing. I wonder if the crew did not have enough money and only bought half an hour's appearance fee.
That broken shot made me very angry. Although the first perspective makes me feel new and fresh, but you are a little tired of aesthetics all the time. I'm really not used to it. A large number of first perspectives have made the protagonist's performance that is lacking, only the big one in front of you. Put special effects. I still like the roughness of the long shot, which makes people feel immersed, and it ends in a few minutes without affecting the overall visual effect.
The production company gave the director ten dollars, the director paid seven dollars to hire a special effects company, one dollar to hire a screenwriter, fifty cents to hire a big cousin to perform one-third of the film, fifty cents to pay for other expenses, saving money A piece ready to govern your own brain.
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