1. Transformers 2 I watched IMAX in Wuhan Xinmin Huanyi, and Transformers 3 was IMAX+3D watched in Beijing UME Huaxing. Logically speaking, the effect should be better, but in terms of viewing experience, 3 is not as good as 2.
2. Change 3 has a lot of awesome shots, such as the panoramic overview of Star Wars Cybertron at the beginning, the scene is so large that it stretches to the panoramic shot to show the escape ship being hit by multiple missiles, even in IMAX. The spaceships appear very small on the screen. There is also a cross-cut of the moon landing plan and the hidden truth, which comprehensively reviews important moments in American history (and even human history), and also cleverly hides the setting and foreshadowing. Another example is the American soldier flying in the devastated city of Chicago in a flight suit.
3. Change 3 continued the tone of universal values (American values) and continued the demonstration of the powerful combat power of the US military. However, compared to the ending of Optimus Prime standing on the aircraft carrier at the end of 2 (slightly pedantic but still great), the ending of 3 is very thin and can not be used as the end of a series at all. The visual effect of 3's Tomahawk missile is also inferior to that of 2's F22 and other weapons.
The opening of the buttocks at the beginning was not bad, but the heroine is really not as beautiful as before. It feels that there is neither pornography nor true love between the male and female protagonists.
4. The information in this film is overwhelming. One and a half hours later, the rebellion of the natural enemies and the Decepticons came to the earth in an all-round way. I think there are dozens of minutes left to turn things around. The result was really rushed.
In fact, you might as well expand the front, arrange the details more fully, and then end the film when the natural enemy turns on the energy matrix and Cybertron is about to be transmitted, leaving a dark ending.
Then take another 4 or 3 (bottom) to show how to turn it around. Of course, if you want to turn into a great sci-fi film, you might as well let the Decepticons enslave humans, and the car's life and death are unknown.
Then in the binary system, show the history of the struggle between the two species. This ambition is too big, and the high cost is not risky.
5. One of the most handsome scenes in this film is blowing up the statue of Lincoln, after which a small Decepticon is still playing with Lincoln's head.
But in the final victory scene, an American flag with a hole was blown up (note that there are not less than one of the fifty stars), and it was returned, and I had to cut off the flag in half.
It's understandable, though, given that it actually counts as a tribute film (the patriotism and ideological mission component values are above the Hollywood average).
6. Watching such a movie where the scene construction and special effects are especially well prepared, there is always a sense of huge waste, the camera movement and the cut rate are so fast that it is difficult for you to grasp everything in a scene, being dragged to and fro. The feeling of going forward is very strong.
So the pleasure often comes from the preparation of 100. You see 30. By the way, you will feel that there are so many things you haven't noticed. And when you look at a bad low-budget film, it usually prepares 10, but you can see 11 yourself.
Finally, if you go to see this film, it is best to ensure that you are full of energy, and if you buy a ticket, it is best to buy it after 10 rows (IMAX), which may improve the viewing pleasure.
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