tells the story of a young female geologist Li Xiaomeng (Kun Ling) in order to develop the first volcano monitoring system "Suzaku" and took a team to the "Sky Fire Island" in the Pacific Rim. When her father, Li Wentao (Wang Xueqi), a volcano expert who had been retired for many years, learned about it, he rushed to the crater to try to persuade her to leave. At the same time, adventure expert Zheng Nan (played by Dou Xiao) was diving in a beautiful underwater cave, preparing to make a romantic proposal to his girlfriend Jiahui... But, it happened that the volcano erupted. As a result, a "Marvel DC high imitation" hero story unfolds...
First of all, the role is quite controversial. The heroine (Li Xiaomeng) is played by Kun Ling. The mixed-race character originally fits this kind of "blockbuster", but after watching it, many people complained, "Look at Jay Chou's face for a three-star", "the whole movie" Filled with a sense of self-control of Internet celebrities”, “Is Jay supporting the whole process of forgetting his bad movies of the year?”... The plot and many details of
are more like rubbing the audience’s IQ on the ground. I want to say something about "revere/protect nature". It is simply too hard to accept. The "protagonist halo" in
has never stopped all the way, such as the scene of the most "classic" cable car failure in the disaster, falling from such a high place, without any protective measures, the three people inside were rolled over. The director did not even bother to fix a skin injury. Another example is the off-road vehicle that Dou Xiao was sitting in. It fell and overturned. It didn't matter if it was broken and exploded. At the critical moment, it actually "came forward" to a head-on with the high-speed and bulky cable car, and ended up blocking the cable car. Can’t help but make people wonder: "I’m watching a science fiction movie, right?"
In short, in terms of specific operations, the protagonist is desperately relying on the "superhero" person step by step, showing off his body whenever he has a chance. ; The existence of the supporting role is either nothing or nothing, just to make the whole scene less embarrassing. The background of
volcanic eruption and lava erosion has become a tool for special effects. It was previously said that "Sky Fire" was "an attempt of a Chinese disaster film", but it turned out to be a "disaster film" textbook. Netizens can't help but complain: "The volcano is really only responsible for eruption and special effects..."
In fact, in the whole show, the most "playful" is the volcano. The lava is so hot that it becomes nothing when it meets the protagonist and car tires. Lethality. The most speechless thing is that a bunch of "volcanologists" gather together, but they don't even have the most basic common sense of living and fleeing on the edge of the volcano. The troughs are very dense.
Western screenwriter Simon West is even more mind-blowing. He wants the characters to touch the electrostatic field in the eruption area and dare to arrange the open-air observation deck in the crater. Tell me which hotel investment developer will Funding to build a "natural disaster experience five-star hotel" in an active volcano? What Wang Xueqi has to do is probably not to save his "daughter". Perhaps it is more appropriate to jump out of the screen and hand the director a knife?
After reading this, many people feel that this "IQ tax" is paid-is it not good to buy two catties of ribs for the saved money? I just wanted to go to the movie theater to listen to Jay's new song. After listening to the sentence "Ten Huo and Fuchunshan Habitat, there are ten Shanghai fortresses between Tianhuo and Fuchun Mountain". Do you want to pay to see it?
