Without further ado, here's a list of the film's shortcomings.
1. The acting is in a hurry.
I don't want to go into details anymore. Especially when the elf and the lady were fighting against those monsters, I felt like I was watching high school students perform a stage play.
The other actors didn't even get into the show at all, with a lot of facial paralysis.
2. The plot is in a hurry.
In fact, a short segment on the eve of the elf king and the dwarves preparing to fight is still very good, because this part focuses on the original work and has a sense of urgency. But I really can't bear to watch the rest of it.
In the beginning, the dragon slaying part was a yy picture of heroism.
Later, the dwarf king awakened to express the sudden change in his heart in such a disgusting way.
When the people of Tulong's village quarreled with the deputy mayor, it was as good as the acting skills of the masses in Chinese TV dramas.
In the war, I didn't want the protagonist to be killed so quickly, all kinds of slow motion, and then dragged for more than ten seconds, and suddenly came a turning point and hit the demon.
3, the special effects are not very delicate.
Although it looks like a lot of money, but the details can't bear to look directly.
Making money from filming is not so profitable. . . . . .
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