"Invincible Destruction King": a work that eats stamina

Clyde 2022-04-22 07:01:03

Invincible Destruction King, 4 points, a work that eats stamina because I watched the trailer of "Invincible Destruction King 2", I feel that this time Disney is the same as Fox's "Deadpool". So I got interested. The first hour of the movie was very boring, it was very boring, and the attraction was basically zero. To be honest, I wanted to close it in the early stage, but it started to be interesting later. The iron bars of the prison can only be smashed with a hammer to repair things. , the faulty bug car flashed invincible through the wall, etc., which reminds people of the interesting little story of the use of waste ability. It's just that this kind of play setting and the clues that reveal the attraction are all revealed after an hour. The stamina is good, the early stage is too bad, and the attraction point appears too late. Watching this movie seems to be seeing my own shadow, which is also a wake-up call for myself. In fact, this thing is very similar to my own faults. In the early stage, there are always some things that are not paved, and in the later stage, it is interesting to connect everything together. However, for comics with such strict requirements in the early stage, this kind of boring setting in the early stage is really courting death. If there is no rise in the early stage, it will not be able to carry it in the later stage. In fact, the authors don't have to complain. Although the market is fast-paced now, no one will listen to you to slowly pave the way for a grand and powerful world view. However, under such conditions, it is more challenging to make works that are easy to attract people in the early stage and have a grand world view in the later stage. 23333

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Extended Reading
  • Wayne 2022-04-23 07:01:13

    The counterattack of the flat machine! All kinds of sweets that Yinsang can't see are racing to the top, and then the large-scale picture of the virus bug laying eggs is completely alien, I rely on it! ! Although still taking the line of warm comedy, this time the elderly watched tears. After reading it, I went to buy Papa Belle d'Or puffs, Diet Coke and Mentos.

  • Dan 2021-10-20 19:00:43

    Still very Disney, very 6 to 10 years old! See a boring noisy little girl playing racing in the pink candy world, ru kidding me?!

Wreck-It Ralph quotes

  • Surge Protector: Yeah, he banged around in here like some kind of hot shot, then he went barreling down into that sweet little game like a crazy person.

    Sergeant Calhoun: "Sugar Rush." Cy-Bugs would chew up that game faster than a chickenhawk in a coop of crippled roosters.

    Fix-It Felix: What was that now?

    Sergeant Calhoun: What are you, thick? There was a Cy-Bug on that shuttle!

    [Felix looks at her blankly]

    Sergeant Calhoun: Do you even know what a Cy-Bug is?

    Fix-It Felix: I can't say that I do, ma'am.

    Sergeant Calhoun: Cy-Bugs are like a virus. They don't know they're in a game. All they know is eat, kill, multiply. Without a beacon to stop them, they'll consume Sugar Rush. But do you think they'll stop there?

    Fix-It Felix: Yes!

    Sergeant Calhoun: Wrong! Viruses do not stop! Once those Cy-Bugs finish off Sugar Rush, they'll invade every other game until this arcade is nothing but a smoking husk of forgotten dreams. Kohut, my cruiser!

    Fix-It Felix: Jeepers! Is she always this intense?

    Kohut: It's not her fault. She's programmed with the most tragic backstory ever. The one day she didn't do a perimeter check, her wedding day.

  • Vanellope von Schweetz: Now, rise my royal chump! I've got a date with destiny.

    [Ralph doesn't move]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Ralph, come on. Move your molasses!

    Wreck-It Ralph: Um, I've been thinking...

    Vanellope von Schweetz: That's dangerous!

    Wreck-It Ralph: Who cares about this stupid race, anyway, right?

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Huh-huh. That's not very funny, Ralph.

    Wreck-It Ralph: No, I'm serious. And it was really fun to build the car and everything, but maybe... maybe you shouldn't do it.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Uh, hello? Is Ralph in there? I'd like to speak to him, please.

    Wreck-It Ralph: Look, what I'm saying is, you can't be a racer.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: What? Why would you...

    [she notices that Ralph has his Hero's Duty medal back]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Wait a minute.

    [she grabs the medal]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Where did you get this?

    Wreck-It Ralph: Look, I'm gonna be straight with you, kid. I've been talking to King Candy.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: King Candy? You sold me out?

    Wreck-It Ralph: No, I didn't... Listen, you don't understand.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: No, I understand plenty. Traitor!

    [she throws the medal back at him]

    Wreck-It Ralph: I'm not a traitor. Listen.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: You're a rat! And I don't need you. And I can win the race on my own.

    Wreck-It Ralph: But I'm trying to save your skin, kid!

    [He lifts her in the air]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Put me down! Let me go!

    Wreck-It Ralph: No, you listen to me. You know what's gonna happen when the players see you glitching? They're gonna think the game's broken.

    Vanellope von Schweetz: I don't care! You're a liar!

    Wreck-It Ralph: Well, you'd better care, because if your game goes out of order, you go down with the ship, little sister!

    Vanellope von Schweetz: I'm not listening to you! Get outta my way! I'm going to that race!

    Wreck-It Ralph: No, you're not!

    [He hangs her by the collar from a tree branch]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Take me down from here, Ralph, right now!

    Wreck-It Ralph: No! I'm doing this for your own good!

    [He walks up to the cart, makes fists and raises his arms]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Wait, wait, wait. No, no. No, no, no, no, no! Please, Ralph!

    [He smashes the cart]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: No! Ralph, stop it!

    [He continues smashing]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: Stop it! No!

    [She sobs]

    Vanellope von Schweetz: You really are a bad guy.