film has two climaxes, the problem is that the second climax is not more exciting than the first ---- this tmd is tragic!
There is usually one climax when telling a story. If there are two climaxes, the second climax must be more exciting than the first. Don't ask why, because it's been agreed upon by directors and audiences for over a hundred years. The audience will also predict the following plot according to this idea.
For example, in "Superman: Man of Steel", the first climax is already very high. When the plot hinted that there was a second climax, I felt the movie was worth it; as a result, as soon as the second climax kicked off, I tmd the climax first.
In Dragon Training 2, the two climaxes are of equal weight (the second seems to be shorter than the first).
So, if there are two fighting climaxes, make the second more exciting than the first (or at least drag it out a little longer).
If not, please suggest that the second one is a little more exciting. For example, the boss has been upgraded and has become more powerful; (in actual fights, I found that it is not as powerful as I imagined. But even so, the audience will like such hints! Trust me)
If not, please put the first one The climax is lowered to reflect the brilliance of the second climax.
Another one, in the scene where the family of three shows family affection, the rhythm and atmosphere are very different from the previous plot, and I haven't changed my mood yet. So when I saw it, I went straight to the show, and it felt like I was watching a Qiong Yao drama.
PS. If it is for watching special effects, this drama is enough to make you enjoy
PPS. I always think that in Dragon Training 1, letting the male protagonist lose his left foot in battle is a magical stroke. That's not a defect, it's a warrior's medal.
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