I think I was in my early 30s when I first watched it in Shenzhen Nanguo Cinema. This year's re-screening series, even "Avatar" was unmoved last month. This time I went to the IMax big screen, and I was finally disappointed with the quality of the picture. After all, it was shot 20 years ago, and the pixels can't keep up. The current ultra-high-definition quality viewing standard is like hard-to-turn 2D to 3D. The most similar thing can only be the subtitles, and the fonts are intentionally enlarged. Some of the filters and special effects are dramatic, and some scenes even have a faded feel to make you sure this is an old film. On the contrary, Wanda's sound is so earth-shattering that it can make your heart attack out, so you don't have to worry about falling asleep for nearly 3 hours. The magic epic series was number one in my mind back then, but now the rest of it may be the magnificent music and the leading actors at the pinnacle of glamour. I hope to relive the time back, but I sigh that Wanda carries the memories of returning home when the movie fun we once shared together will never come. I've been waiting for Enya's "May it be" episode to play, but this time it became the ending subtitle bmg, including the scene of the Nazgul knight wading into the river, there is no shock on the poster, is it because my memory is wrong? So I shouldn't watch the latter two again, just to remember.
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