This movie is very disappointing, both in terms of plot setting and character development. Since the end of Batman, the basic DC has never made me happy. Warner is also making money and catering to the market. There is nothing wrong with this in itself. In today's market where comedy is pleasing, Shazam can be said to cater to. Part of the audience's taste, but comedy is just a coat in the final analysis, if the core is not good, it is also a failed work. Maybe DC wants to say that after a person becomes a superhero, his personality will also change, but he should still focus on the connection. The young Billy should be said to be a sullen guy who doesn't show his emotions, so he is making fun of others. Looking for pleasure in the process, but after Shazam, Billy has completely turned into a funny one. When shopping in the mall, he found himself bulletproof, making money by performing on the street, and after becoming a little Billy, he was as boring as always. This kind of design will inevitably give people A sense of disconnect. In the final analysis, this sense of fault is still a defect in character building, especially character building. A character like Billy’s can be said to be a typical American cliché character design, “abandoned” & “orphan” & “rebellious”, and ultimately the purest The Son of Heaven, it is no wonder that the moment I saw him teasing the adults, I expected that "this person's bones are very strange, and he will become a great weapon", including his process of becoming a Shazam hero is also full of psychedelics and far-fetched. As for the embarrassment of falling into this kind of violation and cliff, comparing the psychological conflicts and contradictions after Spider-Man became a superhero, you can see how bad this movie is.
In contrast, the transitional settings of the villains are slightly better, but they still haven't escaped the fate of masking, and they have also been influenced to become villains with chatty and funny temperament. It is not advisable to sacrifice character settings for comedy effects.
The reason why I gave it back 1 star is that Freddy's character in the play is still okay, so that I had the "illusion" that he was the protagonist several times during the filming process. I wanted to integrate into the campus society since I was a child, and I was excluded and isolated. , eventually becoming not only a hero, but also realizing the importance of family, which may be the only thing worth feeling about this movie.
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