Speaking of special effects, there is only one action scene during the day in the whole film, and it is still fighting in several dozen square school rooms. When the audience is an idiot! Occasionally flying in the air in slow motion looks okay, but unfortunately the whole film is not worth much.
The actor Martin Sheen, who can really perform in this film, was killed by a thief at the beginning of the film. When Sally Field, who played Forrest Gump's mother, played Aunt Peter, she just showed the way she treated mentally handicapped children in old age, and she just didn't say "life is like a box of spider-shaped chocolates". The script doesn't blame her acting level. According to the script, she can only stay at home, watch TV and wait for Peter to buy some organic eggs to go home, and then show to his new scars, "At that time, I Shocked!" expression.
The emotional scene between the two teenage protagonists has no chemistry. I don't bother to type and complain about this. Even the love between the hippopotamus and the giraffe in "Madagascar" is much more interesting than this pair of brats.
Likewise, there is no surprising scene or plot in the whole film, and everything is expected. When the heroine was hiding in the ventilation duct, the audience could imagine with their heels that the lizardmen would suddenly show their faces to frighten her and the audience who were distracted. When the heroine's police father took the antidote and went upstairs to catch the lizardmen, the audience could use their toes to think that he should have shit next. The only unexpected little surprise in the whole film is the scene where the guinea pig that failed the experiment is eating the same kind of footage. In addition, the whole film is completely lackluster, um huh, The Amazing Boring Spiderman.
The only thing I gained from watching this film was that I exercised my ability to complain in this short article.
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