"Avatar" was re-released, once again standing at the top of the global box office. Many people question that this is cutting leeks with affection, after all, many people who have walked into the movie again have already seen this film.
Top two at the box office (the first depends on whether it is re-released)
In my opinion, movies and tourism are somewhat similar and can be divided into two categories. One of the tourist attractions we often go to can be classified as a natural landscape, one can be classified as a cultural landscape, and of course, there are two combinations.
Pure natural landscapes such as: Zhangjiajie, Sanya Beach, major Tianchi and the like. Typical cultural landscapes include: forbidden city, Yuewang Temple, and Wuyue Mountain.
The two kinds of landscape tourism methods are actually different, natural landscapes for people actually do not have too many requirements, children can go, the elderly can go, cultural people can go, workers can also go.
In this landscape, people experience any natural fit, and see the magic of nature. Not because you have a xx university doctorate, you go to Zhangjiajie to get more tourism experience than ordinary peasant brothers, the natural landscape tourism experience gap comes from aesthetics.
Wonderland on Earth - Zhangjiajie
But cultural attractions have to be picked. The tour of cultural attractions is to relive the memories of that moment in the past with your history and cultural accomplishment in the same place. If you visit the Forbidden City and think that your sister's house is really big and luxurious, then your travel experience will certainly not be compared with those who have walked into 500 years of history and recalled the changes that took place in this hall to change the course of Chinese history.
Movies are the same. Some movies are fast-paced landscape films, which do not require deep cultural cultivation, you only need to appreciate the world created by the director under the guidance of the camera. And some movies, whether they are science fiction films or literary films, if you do not have a certain cultural foundation, then it will definitely feel difficult and obscure. The viewing experience is naturally not good.
In my opinion, "Avatar" is a travel film in the Pandora fantasy world, you only need to buy a 40 yuan ticket, you can experience the gorgeous scenery of an alien planet (of course, this scenery I have been to once), there is no complex and incomprehensible plot in the middle, you can put down the meticulous logic, put down the inherent cultural background, and once again brainlessly complete a natural scenery tour. After all, I have been to Zhangjiajie once, if I go again, you should not mind, right?