[↑You should be able to know my attitude after seeing this sentence, um]
Maybe part of it is because it was almost spoiled before I watched it. This film didn't surprise me much, as far as the plot is concerned - as for the base god occupying the whole The face of the screen will definitely make people bloody at any time. There is definitely something wrong with the screenwriter, and some common mistakes are made (a classmate told me just yesterday that he was bored) The plot bugs are all unreasonable, what if the signal receiver is turned into a transmitter device, and the whole film was good before The forced ether suddenly failed or something like that. However, it has been released for so long, and it is estimated that everyone has spit out the grooves, so I will not repeat them one by one.
In addition, I feel that the whole film has been in the rhythm of rushing forward, the scene switching and the plot jumping have a sense of abruptness, the sadness is grand and profound, and everything has to come a little and finally make a hodgepodge. This is simply a common problem with these recent "blockbusters". The director is like a tour guide, carrying the audience around and rushing to the next one before the attraction is finished. The base friends complained that they had calculated a hit line for a few minutes, and it was this "calculation" that made the film lose the smoothness and naturalness it should have. The most obvious example is that the audience (well maybe not all of them) in the previous scene was still immersed in the death of Geisha, which the director has made a joke about when the scene changed. Of course, the audience was really amused by the director and screenwriter's deliberate means, but the emotional continuity was completely destroyed, just like the captain in STID died not long after piaji was resurrected. As a result, even if Ken Director managed to bring a shred of Shakespeare to Thor 1, it's gone in this sequel.
Speaking of characters, there really isn't much to say about them. In the first part, you can still see a lot of cute heroics of Brother Hammer, such as throwing a cup. In the second part, it is estimated that the director wanted to show his "growth" and the whole film was dumb, and it was completely overshadowed by Jishen. Speaking of Kishen, the director is definitely biased. He knows that fans will give whatever they want, so some people complain that this is not Thor 2 but Kishen 1. . . After watching it, I complained to my friends that Ji Shencai is a heroine. The whole article is almost full of pear blossoms and rain, and even the plot of Qiong Yao like "died in the arms of the male protagonist" has been entrusted to the director and screenwriter. Everyone understands the mind. . . And the part where I was released from the prison, I feel like I'm going to start bouncing, jumping and shaking. Is your dance soul guilty? XD
When it comes to characters, I have to talk about Miss Jane. . Natalie must now regret taking on such an unpleasant role. The director and scriptwriter simply blacked Jane Foster to death for fun. . . After all, he is a doctoral scientist, and he was made like a shrew. The first reaction of his boyfriend who he hadn't seen in two years was to slap him? Director, are you kidding? To be honest, I don't really like the performance in that part of the movie after the movie = = Of course, this is a personal feeling. Then it was criticized by the base friends. When the fight was over, it disappeared. After the end, a scene cut to the queen who appeared confused. . . This is so blackmailing this character! Director, do you still think that Miss Jane is not hateful enough? Or do you think that the less the lens, the less black it will be? ! In the second half, the golden finger was suddenly opened. If I hadn’t watched the spoiler, I really wasn’t mentally prepared at all = = Except “this is unscientific”, there is nothing that can express the galloping horse in my heart【.
But Kat is really cute! As soon as she came on stage, I could hear a girl whispering "maxxxxxxxxxxxx" quietly! When there is a file, the miumiu must be cut off as a ringtone!
As a conclusion, I would like to summarize Thor 1 and 2 in two sentences. If the first part is about the male protagonist having an affair halfway through a business trip and abandoning his childhood sweetheart daughter-in-law, this one is about his ex-wife meeting the mistress and speaking harshly to the male protagonist. You can't grow up!
Tucao is over, hiccup.
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