The rhythm of the whole film is appropriate and the theme is obvious. The plot develops, hinted at by the tone of the environment. bright-dark-bright-dark-bright. They correspond to childhood love, betrayal and revenge when they grow up, and then the company of Ai Luo, the fighting plot, and the happy ending. I love love stories like this.
At first I thought this was just an extreme example of discussing love and career. There was once a very trendy saying that if you lose, what if you win the world. And this film interprets this sentence as if you win, what if the whole world loses. The answer is obvious, the king lost his mind and lost his true love.
Beginning with her curse, companionship is the longest confession of love. Because of the company, Maleficent finds his true love. Here is the paradox of true love. We always think that true love is unreachable, but infinitely close. In fact, after seeing it, the film explained to us what true love is. In fact, Maleficent and the king were true love from the beginning, and pure love without any benefit is true love. In fact, true love is not necessarily love. Affection is also love.
To untie the bell, one must tie the bell, to unravel my sleeping spell with the kiss of my true love. The company with Ai Luo is Maleficent's journey to find love. Long-term companionship, 16 years of companionship. Love falling laughing sunshine. Pure and clean like her childhood love. It was this kind of sunshine that evoked the tenderness in Maleficent's heart when she was betrayed by her betrayal.
I'm not a professional film critic, I'm just an audience to express my feelings and share my gains after watching. The only thing that feels abrupt is that the prince inserted at the end is completely dispensable. If it is really to pave the way for the second part, it is understandable.
There is still one star left, I think the difference is that the motives of the characters are not obvious, and the characters created are a little less.
Some say Maleficent just came out, she didn't save the world. I think enough is enough.
Her growth taught me that if the heart is sunny, there is no need to be sad.
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