After watching "King Kong Chuan" in the theater, I only watched "Eight Hundred" on the Internet.
Because "King Kong Chuan" is OK, I am full of expectations for this film that claims to be the global box office champion in 2020.
However, the narration at the beginning of the film made me a little uncomfortable.
An old hoarse voice, with a clenched voice, Rory was speaking a bird language that I couldn't understand at all.
Although there are dialects in "King Kong Chuan", most of them belong to the Northern Language family of Sichuan dialects, and audiences who understand Mandarin can basically understand it. Even the Jiangxi dialect of one of the volunteer commanders is difficult to understand, but after all, there are only a few sentences, which is quite acceptable.
But at the beginning of "Eight Hundred", there was such a smelly and long, unknown paragraph, and I really served it.
If I just put it on the beginning, I would have put up with it.
However, then various dialects appeared one after another, Shanghainese? Jiangxi dialect? Hubei dialect? Jiangsu dialect? Anyway, I can't understand a word.
What I can't stand the most is the Mandarin that is like a sandwich of raw rice in the National Legion Seat.
I dizzy, good Mandarin does not speak, what is this to do? Do you have to let the audience watch the subtitles while watching the picture? Is this a domestic blockbuster or an imported soundtrack blockbuster or documentary?
When it comes to the plot, there is a sense of chaos and miscellaneousness, and the Japanese troops who appear on the scene are also suspected of being dwarfed, and the overall movie viewing experience is completely inferior to that of "King Kong River".
In the fifteenth minute of the film, when the National Army, who speaks Mandarin, stands on the top of the water tower and pretends to be a deep leader, I am intolerable and resolutely change the film.
In the end, only thankful that this is seen online, otherwise who to return?