The effects are mediocre, the plot is okay

First of all, the special effects are really average. To be honest, it’s actually quite difficult to shoot monsters, but there are basically no close-ups of Godzilla. Most of them are close-ups of male and female mobs, and because their skin is smooth, they are basically Not very precise. And a few key shots, such as Godzilla landing on the tsunami, mobs eating light rails, mobs eating trains, Godzilla hitting the Golden Gate Bridge close-up are all from a human first-person perspective, or shooting some secondary scenes such as water, such as Buildings and train damage are the main shots. These shots are estimated to be ready-made models from 3D companies (for example, "Tsunami Three Days" and "Shadow Knight" have similar shots, just change the model), or even no model at all, just Some post-disaster scenes or human beings themselves were taken aback. This was not bad for Jurassic Park in the 1990s. The spoiled audience in this era is not a fool.

This can save a lot of costs. The monsters and monsters are all blurry and foggy, because the director designed that all human beings would hide or run away, and the upper floors of the buildings were all in the clouds, so if you look at the monsters and monsters from a distance, it feels like the monsters played by people. Fighting monsters is not very different, because there is no size comparison such as humans or cars, this kind of vision model is easy to make.

In addition, compared with "Pacific Rim", this 3D model basically does not have light and shadow modeling, most of which are black and white, but Godzilla called a little when he breathed fire.

So from the perspective of special effects, the cost of this film is really not high. In addition, when I started seeing Lao Bai, I even used him for publicity, thinking that he would live a long life and at least fight side by side with his son. In the end, the son is the protagonist, this doll Face doesn't know what skills he has to perform blockbuster commercials all over the place, and he hung up Lao Bai's tossed factory in a few minutes. It's impossible to watch Lao Bai's micro-expression performance.

However, the plot of monsters and monsters is relatively novel, but the special effects are really ordinary.

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