The experience of the imax version of this movie is very worth the price, the details and special effects are well done, and the switching between the real scene and the game scene is also very good. I don't know much about the game, and the viewing process can be very enjoyable. A little impression that the male and female protagonists of the game are really much prettier than me, but there is always a difference between ideals and reality. The birthmark on the heroine's face is actually harmless. The hero chose to hide his original appearance, name and even emotions, but he couldn't help expressing his thoughts in the face of the heroine. People will open their hearts too. The male and female protagonists are straightforward characters, dare to love and resist. The shot that the male protagonist took to give the female protagonist is too decisive, and the two have keen judgment and high emotional intelligence. The entire film is wonderful, and there is no piss at all. The first level, the competitive screen and level settings are great, I can vaguely see King Kong, and the process of passing the level is also wonderful. The second level, the collision between the game and the reality, the escapist male protagonist has to face this problem, and the female protagonist's doubts also begin to call for a return to the real life male protagonist. The third level, The Shining. This section is scary, twin children, galloping blood plasma, naked women close at hand, dancing zombies. The ending is both thrilling, shocking and moving. There is a feeling of blood surging. An army of tens of millions of people is coming to defeat the common enemy. The curator was such a lovely surprise. After watching the video, I have a question. Generally, the way to enter the game is to bring equipment. There is a little brother in the middle who just closed his eyes and entered the game. Is it by divine sense?
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