To be honest, the editing of the whole film is messy (of course, it is not excluded because it was cut for 30 minutes). But this special effect cost hundreds of millions of movies, and the special effects of the film are almost the same as those of fifty cents. It's hard to say that the special effects of the whole film are TV drama effects. In addition, the plot is constantly flawed. I have tried very hard to understand it, but I feel that many plots have not been dealt with in depth, and the important ones have been taken over, and the unimportant ones have been filmed a lot. Especially in the bomb shelter incident, I don't understand at all that I want to express that everyone died because of lack of air, but when the scene changes, there are still some ventilation places in the passages of each intersection. Especially with such a big iron gate there, it is impossible for people to suffocate and die. The director did not do his homework and studied the cause and effect of the original bomb shelter. Then there is the issue of the scene. To be honest, the only thing I remember about a movie with such a huge amount of money is the slope. Shouldn't it be that the blockbuster should be shot with grandeur? Why is the scene so narrow and inconsistent.
It's not for the sake of complaining about this movie. I personally think that Fan Bingbing's performance in those few seconds I personally quite liked. It just feels like a failure as a movie, especially a big-budget movie. The so-called blockbuster film has a TV series-like plot, transitions, editing, sound effects, special effects, etc., etc.
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