Parkour and bungee jumping, Prince of Persia turned out to be an extreme sportsman; the
theme of the film is actually to promote the democratic consciousness that taxpayers should have rights, "Tax Free" is the highlight.
The VFX and action scenes are well done, but the Blade of Time is lost and found again and again, and it feels like a plot designed purely to cram in as many fight scenes as possible, making the whole show drag and stagnate. A 90-minute entertainment film is crammed into 2 hours in the size of a literary drama.
And the film's use of the concept of time reversal is too petty. It has nothing new in front of many predecessors such as "Lola Run", "Moonlight Treasure Box", "Butterfly Effect", etc., which also makes the ending of the film scribbled. I have seen the three-episode plot outline of the original video game "Prince of Persia", which is far more interesting than the current movie. I don't know if Lord Bruckheimer had no confidence in making this film into a trilogy, so he cut the story in half (I mean the plot of the villain was not realized in the film, and this is far more than a back and forth grabbing a dagger. ). But now that the filming of the sequel has been put on the schedule ahead of schedule, the number one villain has been eliminated in the first episode. How should the story without any foreshadowing continue?
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