Complaints that aren't a movie review

Jeffery 2022-10-01 05:07:13

As an old DN player, I recently went to watch the newly released "Dragon Nest: Soldier of Dawn". Taking advantage of the freshness, I wrote some grumbling words that are not a movie review, which can be used as a reference for everyone to watch the movie -

1. Special effects: The main point of a magic movie is the special effects. Fortunately, this movie restores the RPG concept of the game to a large extent, and all kinds of gods show their magical powers; the wonderful battle plot in the second half occupies a lot of space, and the battle scenes Not only is it based on the PVP setting of the game, it gives players a sense of substitution and can tell which skill it is like in one bite, but it has also been improved on this basis, and the action is not rigid at all; as for the flaws in the details, if you relax , basically can be ignored, don't go with the idea of ​​watching the special effects of "Pacific Rim"...
2. The plot is pertinent, you can know the ending at a glance, but there are many unexpected movies. There is no obscure plot, even people who have never played the game can understand. The emotional line is well laid out, the rendering is just right, and it is not abrupt at all.
3. The sound effects are good, the soundtrack is just right, and it feels like a blockbuster.

Some details in the game are well supplemented in the movie:
why the elves in the game don't need to buy bows and arrows, just watch the movie to understand;
why there are two dogs on the blacksmith's bellows, the movie made interesting things for us Introduction;
what happened to the mysterious Lord Bei, and what kind of grievances he had with Geraint, all these have been explained.
As a dragon family, Sister Ta has never changed into a dragon in the game. The movie not only explains the reason, but also made Sister Ta complete the debut show of changing a dragon, and staged a three-dragon battle with Jie Ge and Heilong. It has to be said that it is a production The careful arrangement made by the group without subverting the game plot.

I found a lot of complaints about the setting in the film review, and I really want to complain about this work here. When I went to the cinema, I found that most of the people watching the movie were adults with children. They had the attitude of watching ordinary animated movies, and naturally they could not understand the fun like the players. Although the movie has tried its best to be independent from the game, it is still criticized by many people: what is Baoyu, isn't it Dragon Ball, what kind of inexplicable skill, it's just made up... These are all forgivable, I have never played the game , I don't know the settings of the game, it is a bit difficult to suddenly accept these; however, I believe that in the eyes of players, this is the consideration of details and the echo of the game:

the characteristics of each of the six heroes in the movie are clear at a glance , from the image of high and low in the game, it is closer to the eyes of the audience; some skills in the game have also been well displayed. Take our male protagonist Little War God and female protagonist Little Ranger for example, the female protagonist controls the tracking arrow with her hands That part was so handsome; the male protagonist's "explosiveness" was spit out by others, "how could the monster be blown away", but they didn't understand, this was the trampling of God of War, how many people played God of War just for PVP rush A trample + typhoon in the crowd, and then XX kill staring at the screen with a smile... far too far, back to the movie, if I really want to complain, I just want to complain about the dubbing of Sister Ta and Karaqiu... Sister Ta's dubbing is not enough Mature, but it can be understood as inexperienced in fighting the black dragon 50 years ago, and it is relatively young; but Karaqiu's dubbing not only lacks the Queen's style, but also looks a bit silly and lacks majesty. It really doesn't look like the ruler of the Magic Ridge... …

In short, I think the movie version is relatively successful, even if it is not related to the game, it is a good work; of course, if I have not played the game, I will also want to try it because I have seen the movie. The grand production at the end of the film made me feel the quiet rise of domestic animation. I hope that Guoman will become better and better, and be proud of it soon!
PS: Looking forward to the early completion of the movie version of my big Warcraft!

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