Transformers has established its status as a box-office star since the first movie was released. I have never missed a premiere, and the last three movies are all IMAX versions. Of course, the childhood Transformers plot is a The important reasons for this can be seen from the fact that most of the moviegoers are the post-75s and pre-95s. I still remember the first time I watched the live-action version of the movie, when the scorpion robot appeared in the desert, when Optimus Prime transformed for the first time, the goose bumps all over the body really rose, and the realistic texture at that moment was deep. It was imprinted in my mind. After watching it, I was so excited that I stayed up all night, and the next day I went to buy a Bumblebee figure. At that time, the number of screens in China was not large, but it had already created a box office miracle.
Later, the second and third parts were nothing more than striking while the iron was hot, which was quite satisfactory, and gradually lost the fresh experience of the first part, and perhaps because of the production team's pursuit of maximizing profits, I always felt that the later King Kongs, especially Optimus Prime changed. It is particularly fragile and vulnerable, and even Buddha can feel that Optimus Prime's iron sheet is made of thin aluminum plate. Since then, the interest in Transformers has not been so strong.
But after two years of immersion, King Kong fans can't wait again. With the development of film special effects technology, more and more blockbusters are surpassing each other, and fans are longing for what the fourth King Kong will be like. The propaganda team also played a positive role. Many propaganda films appeared with Chinese scenes and Chinese actors, which made the people who had never seen the world more restless. As a result, I went to buy tickets the day before the premiere, and the prime time tickets were all sold out! I didn't even have the corners of the first row, I was dumbfounded, but because I have special feelings for King Kong, it happened to be my birthday to catch up with the premiere, so I didn't hesitate to watch it anyway. Bought the premiere at 3 in the middle of the night the first day. I still remember that I went to bed early at 9 o'clock that night, just to get up at 2 o'clock to see Transformers. I think that the last time I did this was because of some special events in my life. One movie is really enough. But I didn't fall asleep until two o'clock, so I ran to the theater excitedly. The two-and-a-half-hour bombardment was certainly enough, but I couldn't go to work the next morning, so I had to miss work. That's the magic of movies.
Let’s talk about the movie. In fact, there is no way to make a deeper comment on this popcorn movie. Let’s talk about it. After the final scene was transferred to China, it may be due to government restrictions. The scene is too single. It's really a pity that there are some slums, and there are dirty and messy scenes everywhere. And why did the King Kong people feel like they were rustic, killing Matt as soon as the show moved to China? Is this the relationship between the setting of the scene or the rendering of China's extensive and profound culture? It seems that the movie is really amazing, the same thing in different contexts feels completely different. But I don't want the production team to make some compromises in order to please Chinese fans. I think we like the original King Kong, so I hope the next movie will give us the authentic King Kong, the authentic Optimus Prime. Of course, this still does not affect its nearly 2 billion crazy box office.
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