Need a reason?

Thank goodness this is Michael Bay's last [Transformers], and if Optimus Prime and Decepticons are filmed any longer, it's going to be difficult for any reason to keep fighting. Although this is not the scope of their consideration, in fact, this is not what Michael Bay needs to worry about. Just arrange to overturn a few cars, blow up a few planes, and collapse a few buildings in the movie. Let's just say how good Michael Bay is at creating hot scenes and dazzling special effects, then how bad is his storytelling and structure control. Needless to say, this is a one-footed director. Watching him direct a movie is like Zhang Yimou putting aside his choreography and changing his tricks to tell jokes, just like Feng Xiaogang abandoning pondering and focusing on visual effects. But it doesn't matter Michael Bay, Hollywood is good at this. It doesn't matter how stupid the story is, and the key is that if the good and the evil can fight, it will end. As for how and why, what do you care about? . From [Change 1] to [Change 2] to [Change 3], it can be seen that in order to complete this nonsense story, the screenwriters have become so chaotic that they can’t justify it themselves. The cube matrix, the source of fire, the energy pillar, Anyway, there must be a treasure that the King Kongs are fighting for in every episode, and the actual effect is only to make these guys fight. With the feat of winning the golden plum last time, even if the screenwriters change their ways this time, the plot logic is still so bad that there is no bottom line. What they mean is that as long as the heroine has underwear, do they need a reason?

The same sci-fi film Michael Bay can’t become a director like Spielberg or James Cameron. Without the core, there are only scenes left. Is it the usual mode of modern commercial films, even if Michael Bay shoots the building with a transforming plane The scene of the film is to pay tribute to [True Lies] by metaphor, but it still can't cover up the pallor of the director Bei. To make a sci-fi film is not willing to smash the plane, but willing to burn a beautiful knife. But having said that, the audience of this popcorn blockbuster is also willing to join in, with 708 million for the first, 836 million for the second, and 1 billion for the third. With such a return on investment of real money, what is the core of value to think about? In the current market operation where the box office is king, do you need a reason?

After watching [Change 3], I have to admit that the strength of the US military is strong, the American spirit is perseverance, and the American brainwashing is so effective. Or to say that every American blockbuster is the output of American consciousness value. The main theme of others is that it can be so exciting, even if it is so imaginary that human beings have resisted the invasion of Transformers, but human beings can no longer stop American imperialism. Brainwashed, this time they succeeded again. But don't be discouraged. We were born in a kingdom of heaven. They have advanced weapons. The collapse of the earthquake, the forced demolition of houses, the gathering for walks, and the derailment of trains have also tempered our strong will. As for the threat of U.S. imperialism on the other side of the ocean, we can only say that human beings can no longer stop the superiority of socialism. Do we need a reason?

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