Chapter 402

Even in North America, there is a long-standing contradiction between some DC fans and some surprise fans. The "primary school students' Appointment" once again intensifies the contradiction between the two fans, which is directly reflected on the Internet.

From Friday night, DC fans and Marvel fans began to attack each other crazily around the Internet.

Amazing fans "after the movie was released, it got a super high user rating on IMDB, which is the highest since the superhero movie came out. But at the beginning, the rating of IMDB was only given high marks when fans occupied seats, so it doesn't mean anything to boast about" body of steel. "

"To tell you the truth, I'm very happy to see the premiere of" body of steel ", but don't forget Spider Man 3 and Shrek 3. When they premiered a few weeks ago, they were also highly praised. None of them had bad reviews. They all boasted that they were the best summer movies in history. In the end, they all became shame play."

"The premiere is mostly for fans. It's normal to brush high praise. The real Lu population monument will take a long time to appear. But what I can't understand is that the public are tearing up this issue. I don't understand why we have to let the media decide for you whether to like or hate this film before you watch it? The so-called media evaluation is just a vane. No matter how high the score is, there will be water. In other words, whether the film is excellent or not will ultimately be decided by the viewer himself. Don't let any external factors affect his basic judgment on the quality of the film. "

"The story without nutrition and the repeated monotonous explosion have become the pronoun of" body of steel ", so here I would like to congratulate Murphy Stanton on becoming a more terrifying destructive maniac than Michael Bay. 70% of the time of the film is CG special effects display and" gorgeous "fighting. The long lens zooms many times. I thought Murphy Stanton would integrate some diversity into the film Values to provide some depth, did not expect to play a few topics on just a little bit, and then created his worst film

This is an Internet marketing event carefully planned by Murphy for Warner Bros. and DC Comics. Of course, such a bad comment will not exist in isolation. Where this comment appears, most of them will follow the refutation.

"The fighting scene is too bad. It has a strong sense of power. The lens is also very good. It has a strong sense of attack, especially the scenes with eye emission lines, which are very destructive. There are a lot of shots, direct screen capture performance should be even better than the propaganda picture! Just looking at these fighting scenes is worth the ticket price! "

"Super violent! All kinds of buildings have been destroyed. It pains me to see that the whole metropolis has been destroyed. Superman and wonder woman fight freely, but it also shows that the enemy is a great threat to the earth, and the determination to do whatever it takes really explodes. "

"Superman's uniform is great. The texture is very delicate. I feel that the former uniform was too cheap. This time it's a high-grade one. The swordsman's armor is also full of domineering. It's really cool."

Since it continues to cause disputes between the two sides, some so-called "surprise fans" will be added to the rebuttal.

"The plot is slow, the rhythm and editing are very bad, the picture is dark, I can't see clearly, the fight is long and boring, and I pee a lot."

There are also views of passers-by and audience.

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This way of creating controversy is more suitable for the Internet. In addition to the Internet, Warner Bros. will certainly not let go of traditional media. On the traditional media, it is mainly boasting.

For example, Premiere Magazine, which has a great influence among movie fans, has successively published several high praise articles. Time Warner's time magazine even takes Superman as the key cover figure in May.

"Body of steel, directed by Murphy Stanton, should be the best work to balance the hot-blooded exaggeration and realistic emotional story in all comic hero adapted films so far. The audience may still not believe that Superman can live in reality, but when the war began, the new version of Superman speeded up in Hans Zimmer's extremely sensational and hot-blooded music When flying and fighting, nothing matters, the rest is just excited goose bumps dancing. For a summer movie adapted from comic books, we can't and shouldn't ask for more. "

"In terms of visual impact alone," body of steel "is definitely the best of the year. Murphy Stanton makes full use of the lens to narrow the visual and psychological distance between the audience and the film. The battle in the last few minutes, the scale and the destructive power of the film make people feel that" this is really cool. ". There is not a slow lens, which emphasizes the speed and strength of Superman and his opponents; a large number of zoom tracking lenses let the audience directly experience the magnificent momentum of the battle; as the connection between the action scenes, one or two relatively static pictures with beautiful composition are often interspersed to further enhance the visual shock. "

"Although this kind of movie is predictable because it can't jump out of the setting that Superman will win in the end, Murphy Stanton at least makes people feel fresh excitement and tension in the action scenes. In an era approaching" blockbuster aesthetic fatigue ", it's not easy to do this."Just like what is said here, ordinary audiences think that the action scenes are fresh and exciting enough, and those who like the heavy theme of the film are overjoyed by the dark color from the picture to the theme. So when the new week begins, it's no surprise that "body of steel" will be the box office champion.

(to be continued). )

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