So the original expectation was this: I don't mind the plot, and the sound effects and screen actions are OK. In the current environment where 3D is required for large-scale productions on the street, this requirement is not too much.
I actually like the camera advance at the beginning of the film. In the 3D effect, when passing over the sea, there will be an illusion that you are flying. When you first entered Tron, the suddenly enhanced sound effects shocked the eardrum. There can be a vague sense of weightlessness.
Unfortunately, most of the time, this feeling does not appear again. The shiny tail used for swiping in the trailer appears twice, it's cute, but it's just cute.
I'm a little curious if this is a problem with the film or with the cinematic effects.
Of course it's more likely that it's entirely my problem.
If there is a problem, finding the "reasonableness" of this kind of subject film is purely ... that hurts, but there are a lot of other problems. For example, judging from the allusions of Douzi, the world view of this film should be set. It's just that the performance in the film is so weak that there is no sense of substitution at all. As a game controller, when I watch the film, I don't have the feeling of "If it really exists, I really want to go in and see it!" This kind of feeling is already A big disappointment. The existence of most of the characters has no sense of "fullness" at all, as if it is okay to have it, and it is not necessary to have it.
In addition, although I object to the protagonist's high-level setting, the film's performance of the protagonist is... too transparent = = most of the time, he... just like that = = I don't think he is particularly awesome, nor is he particularly stupid, There is a kind of feeling (helpless) that he is all there when I see it, or I don't see it.
I pondered who the heroine's face looked like for a long time, and then I remembered, her eyebrows raised when she smiled and the corners of her mouth were like Zhang Min before, she was beautiful and arrogant, and in the film she was an innocent and white girl, Not even a stunt, but I like her quite a bit. But she actually materialized when she arrived in the real world... it was too much = = I originally thought she would incarnate as the chip on the main character's neck.
In fact, Clue is a very hard-working uncle. As the big boss behind the scenes, he does everything by himself. He sat in the sky arena, Need for Speed wanted him to fight the real army, and finally chased the protagonist and brought a few minions by himself. He is not a ruler, at best he is a township entrepreneur who is still in the entrepreneurial stage. In the end, it proves that he is a deceived wage earner. Maybe the boss owes him too much debt. Stealing the boss's family business also has to make big strides. It's a pity that the wage earners are just wage earners. The boss said that this is actually a leather bag company. Forget it, the bamboo basket fetches water and wakes up from a dream. How miserable, he screamed and fell apart.
This is not a kind of willfulness and irresponsibility of the creator. Clue is honest, the creator says we want to be perfect, then I'm going to build it. Unfortunately, the creators do not understand what perfection is. It's as if the customer said that I want to be electronic, I want a system, and I want to standardize the office. In fact, a norm is a system, a system that can be enforced and abided by whether the system is there or not. You can't expect to create a system according to your requirements, and at the same time, the so-called standardization that you don't even understand yourself, the system will automatically implement it for you.
Whether it is machinery, electronics, or programs, the original intention is to serve human beings. If you expect it to replace human beings, surpass human beings, and understand concepts that human beings cannot understand, then it itself is beyond the scope of human norms, as if you cannot. Counting on cockroaches to create human beings, in turn, expecting humans to serve cockroaches. This is even a kind of greed. Even if you are facing something that you cannot understand and control, you will delusionally think that everything is for your own use, and everything is owned by yourself, to rule a world that you cannot penetrate. What does this have to do with perfection? , is just an infinitely magnified ambition.
So Clue is also at a loss, how much I worked so hard, and the result was completely denied. In fact, he really did nothing wrong, but he exists for an impossible task. If he did it right, he would never be able to do it right. It would be a relief to recreate this poor program. The real world can't tolerate a perfectionist like him.
Hey, after all that, I went back to the plot setting... But the effect of this movie really didn't impress me that much> <
So my favorite is actually Uncle Allen, a philanthropist , it must be my own fault.
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