When I watched this movie, I was first attracted by the look of the dragon mother, and then I found out, ah, it's a Star Wars legend, look!
To sum up, it is not difficult to see that I am a pseudo-fan. I watched Star Wars when I was a child. My impression of Star Wars is that Star Wars scene and the two recent new movies. I know this character exists, I know The Millennium Falcon, familiar with that classic BGM and nothing more. The following introduces the viewing experience of pseudo-fans (ordinary audiences).
At the beginning of the movie, I introduced the general background of the story, and then the male protagonist appeared in a messy background. It can be seen that the male protagonist’s identity and growing environment are also very good. After that, there is an escape scene. About 15 minutes into the opening, the pseudo-fans may fall into a state of memory confusion and fog (that's right, it's me ＠(￣-￣)＠), and they will start to think about the relationship between this and Star Wars. My suggestion is to let go Just treat yourself as an ordinary viewer. Because this paragraph actually has nothing to do with the story of Star Wars except for the background of the story (pseudo-fan perspective)
After this period has passed, the rhythm of the whole movie can be said to be getting better and better, especially after seeing the familiar characters come out, my pseudo-fan began to slowly devote myself to the plot, and when I saw the Millennium Falcon came out, I was a little excited (and gained Ji You rolled his eyes). Looking at this movie aside from Star Wars, I think it is a pretty good sci-fi film. The plot is in-depth step by step, and each character has a sense of story at first glance, not the kind that is reflected by the dialogue of lines. The most important point is that everyone hangs up neatly (╭(°A°`)╮ what the hell?) There is always a reversal in it, and the plot is very attractive.
Speaking of special effects, there is one scene that is particularly exciting (don't worry, I won't spoil it), I really feel that the sea of stars is nothing more than this when I see it, so watch it carefully for deep-sea phobias.
Ordinary audiences who keep an onlooker attitude because it is Star Wars can eat it with confidence. It is also very good to watch it as a sci-fi movie. If you are a fake fan, you can start calmly, and you can start to cheer when Joey appears~\(≧ ▽≦)/~ Well, yes, that’s how I am.
Finally, happy viewing!
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