I haven't read the manga of "Gun Dream", but I have a general understanding of the outline, and I have also watched the OVA. I feel that this story is suitable for being made into an R-rated movie. After reading other people's introduction to the original work and the analysis of the problems existing in the film, I feel that many problems in the film's background setting, plot advancement and character emotional development are largely due to the film's attempt to meet the pg-13 standard. , If you can earn more money and hold it out yourself, if you can honestly consider making an R-rated movie from the beginning, it will be much richer and smoother.
But what I want to say is that in fact, this movie should be classified as R-rated, right? With so many violent elements, I wonder how parents in China who have brought their children to see the movie feel? Isn't it essentially to satisfy the audience's inner desire for violence and blood? Just no red blood. This is quite similar to the approach of the "Transformers" series. It is obviously a movie with a violent core. It has to be disguised as a family carnival: where is bloody, it's just a robot!
Don't you feel divided? On the one hand, the cyborgs and Cybertronians are given the same thoughts and personalities as humans, and the audience is asked to treat them as human beings; "There's even an execution shot! Is it not anti-human just because his blood is not red and his broken bones are not white? Are you sure you are instilling the right values in your children?
In "Alita", the death of a dog is not even on camera, probably because people from animal protection organizations are afraid of trouble. I call for the establishment of a biochemical human protection organization and an Autobot/Decepticon protection organization as soon as possible, so that these shameful movies can be assigned the R rating they deserve.
That's right, even a R-rated film doesn't dare to be made openly, these movies are shameful.
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