Review Time: this
sequel is excellent.
Fundamental elements: there are words and numbers on screen, voice-over
elements, cultural elements, background music, yes and no to subtitles being
used when another language is being used, slow-motion effects, time jumps and
place jumps.
Artistic visions/Action sequences/Comedy level: the artistic visions are a consistent theme in this
title, for two examples which are close together the story of this war; this
sequence is highly detailed and beautifully shown and moving on a little; the
title sequence has imagination to it as well. The action sequences have the
same level of detail and attention, such as when our lead evildoer is training
with this weapon and much later on our lead role and lead evildoer are doing
combat on these cogs, there is a reason why I couldn't say too much about the
artistic visions earlier on in this paragraph; because I don't talk about
everything in a project, but it has more to do with the fact that this action
sequence that I am discussing also has a certain high level of an artistic
vision as well as an action sequence, so I can either explore this section a
little bit more or discuss other elements and as I have already begun
discussing this sequence, it makes sense to continue so with that being said; I
like how from beginning to end [including before the action sequence,] the
artistic visions really put across to their audiences how grand this place once
was and still is, moving slowly forward now I like how our lead role goes
around on and underneath these cogs [this will make better sense when or if you
choose to watch this sequel or not.]
The
comedy level is or has been well-placed, like when we have these two returning
characters talking about something serious and in the background as they are
walking/talking there are things happening, this sequence has been designed to
illustrate whatever is happening in the background this is just an average day
at the office for these characters/people that work here or another example is
where we have our lead role and this returning character getting drunk in this
sequence, firstly talking about love and wishing father was still here/singing
and then later on showing long-term effects of drinking.
Storyline: now
let's begin on a positive the storyline is good, but unfortunately there are
two points in this title that suggests to me there should have been a sequel to
this sequel, briefly the first point is this character development and the
second point is this dialogue exchange late on in this film title [that is all
I can say about these two points really] and consequently this sequel has a
feeling of what happened next at the end of this film title, because we are
getting a reboot of this live-action character in 2019 will never find out what
happened next to these versions of these characters.
Character developments/Performances: the returning characters/performers have been well
developed to illustrate that time stands still for no person or anything living;
their chemistry feels better gelled together. The newcomers be it the
characters developments/performers slot in and they don't feel out of place,
the cast should be very happy with the way this sequel turned out.
This film receives:
8/10, I have a selection of marks in mind but I chose this one straight after
watching this sequel and from an overview perspective I will stick with it.
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