The score was just out today, and when I looked at 6.9, I thought it was cold, no doubt the dog's tail continued.
After reading it tonight, I know why the score is so low, the following tips are provided.
First of all, I suggest that the title be changed to "The Warrens", not to compare with the previous two, as an independent film. After all, the film can hardly see Wen Ziren’s habitual shooting methods. The director took his own stuff, and made a horror film like a detective film or a romantic movie (I always felt that the Warrens should take this kind of probing. Case line, not pure exorcism).
The Warren couple's love scenes are very warm. Whether it is a few montages of youth memories or the affectionate relationship shown in moments of crisis, they are all remarkable, so the whole movie feels very comfortable. Probably because of this comfort! The lack of the suppression that horror movies should have, and the scare points are not as many as the first two, leading most horror movie fans not to buy it, directly lowering the score.
As a romantic, I can say that the favorability of this Sacred Souls 3 surpasses the first two in the series.
The story of the exorcism is actually like a popcorn fight. I forget it after reading it. I don't remember what I have driven it. Just like "Calling the Souls 1" twice, I can't remember what they did. And this movie, at least let me remember the love between the two protagonists.
So hurry up and shoot "Call of Souls 4"! Even if Patri and Aunt Famega are both grandparents, I still want to watch them.
———6.8 Poster Analysis
Looking back at the posters of the trilogy, you can also see the uniqueness of the third part.
The first two parts have a haunted house as the theme, highlighting that the story revolves around ghost hunting, while the third part chooses two protagonists as the cover, which shows that the focus of the soul-calling story has shifted from exorcism to characters.
The more you make a series of movies, the harder it is to make new ideas. Soul Recalling 3 weakens the scene of exorcism. I think it is a reasonable and successful attempt to switch to characterization.
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