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Audiences watching "City of Chaos" and "Thor" in the theaters showing them respectively may not know that both films start with flashbacks and flashback inserts, but the atmosphere brought by the films is completely different.

"City of Chaos" is dark and depressing. It uses deep themes to guide the audience's thinking. After seeing it, people can't help thinking, how much influence does fear have on human beings? How hard is it to overcome your inner fear? Can a lost person find himself? Are those who appear to be kind really kind? Do evil people have a good side?

The whole film is like a reflection of the real society. Human beings are an extremely complex existence, and the society and metropolis composed of human beings are even more complicated!

"Thor" is simple and relaxed. A god fell from the sky, and then the god who didn't adapt to human society showed a series of funny behaviors. Even though the god was knocked down in the flashback, he didn't feel the slightest heaviness, but was full of joy. The atmosphere, even the big villain Loki is a funny comparison.

This kind of film will not give people any possibility to think. Even if you drink too much Coke and go to the toilet, then smoke a cigarette and chat outside for a while, you can still understand it when you come back.

"City of Chaos" and "Thor" are two very different types of films.

In the theater where the former was shown, there was no other movement except the sound of the movie itself; in the latter, the sound of chewing popcorn, drinking Coke, and occasionally text messages never stopped, which seemed abnormal lively.

After the opening stage of both films, "City of Chaos" continued to go on a deep and depressing path, while "Thor" became more and more simple and mindless...

Especially the scenes, "Thor" has only two or three locations on the earth. Although there is a saying of the Nine Kingdoms, anyone with a discerning eye can see that the layout of this film is actually very small.

"Is this a sitcom?"

Seeing that the drama on the earth is always revolving around a small town with only half a street, Dirk is quite dissatisfied, "Is there any mistake! This is a movie! It's not a stage play! It's also the Nine Kingdoms..."

The more he watched, the more dissatisfied he became. The structure of the film is not what the characters say, but is constructed with the camera, the storyline, and so on.

"Didn't you say zero negative reviews?"

An older person next to him seemed to be dissatisfied with the movie, and muttered, "Is this what a movie with zero negative reviews looks like?"

A man in his thirties sitting next to him shook his head, "The characters are flat, the characters are simplified, and the scenes are as small as possible. This movie is so disappointing!"

Dirk liked Marvel's superhero movies before, especially the "Spider-Man" trilogy and the two "Iron Man", but this "Thor" is even worse than "Spider-Man 3", which is generally considered to be worse. There are big gaps.

Looking at the empty Coke cup, Dirk moved his butt. For some reason, he felt uncomfortable after sitting for twenty minutes. This was something he had never experienced before watching "Iron Man"...

Dirk was not the only one who felt uncomfortable during the screening of "Thor". In the Regal Cinema in Santa Monica's commercial center, Christine kept the corners of his mouth turned aside from the beginning of the film until now, not talking about the plot and The layout is too small, and she is very dissatisfied with the biggest factor that can attract her to watch.

Kristen came to see this film more because of Natalie Portman.

But what is Natalie Portman in this movie? If you want acting skills but no acting skills, you need looks but no looks, when it comes to vases, you are not as good as a female supporting role, and you are just an old lady!

Every time she saw Natalie Portman's Jane Foster appear on the screen, Kristen felt her embarrassment flare up.

On the screen, Jane Foster once again appeared with the female supporting role at the same time. Both her looks and her acting skills were overwhelmed by the female supporting role. Christine couldn't bear to look directly at her, so she simply stood up and walked out of the theater. catch my breath.

"Is this a movie with zero negative reviews?"

stand at the door,

Two people came out afterwards and said as they walked, "I don't know how many gunmen Marvel has found to praise, just this kind of film? It's not much better than "Superman Returns."

One of them suggested, "While it's still early, why don't you go to "City of Chaos"?"

"Great idea!" echoed another, "Go see the Murphy-Stanton movie if it's a disappointment too."

Watching these two people pass by, and then walked into the opposite theater where "City of Chaos" was being screened, Christine suddenly thought that her friend Daisy was also inside, why not go and see?

As soon as she thought of it, she walked through the corridor and looked around. There were no theater staff around, so she hurried into the theater where "City of Chaos" was being screened.

There are too many people here, they are all absorbed in watching movies, it is too difficult to find Daisy.

"Revenge does not represent justice!"

Hearing the firm and powerful lines, Christine just found a seat and sat down, and then never left.

In New York, in the premiere theater at the Lincoln Center for the Arts, Murphy sat quietly in his seat, watching the film continue to be shown.

There is no doubt that "Chaos City" borrowed the framework of Christopher Nolan's "Batman: Beginning of War", but a considerable part of this film was born out of Frank Miller's 1986 comic "The Dark Knight". "Return", in order to avoid copyright conflicts, Murphy boldly changed the entire story and character settings in addition to the theme of the film, and completely separated the film from the atmosphere of superheroes, making the protagonist more realistic.

Characters do not have so many high-tech assistance, and they will not fly into the sky. The initial motivation for action is not to save the city, but only for selfishness. This is more in line with human nature, extending from selfish actions to a greater goal .

Chris Dann returned to New York, in the hands of the escrow agency, inherited a large amount of stocks, artworks and assets left by his father, and contacted his childhood neighbor and friend Jay Rachel, now Jay Rachel Already an assistant prosecutor, she got more information about the murderer of her father, and then attended the trial with Jay Rachel.

As Reina said, justice was not served in the trial, the murderer was not sentenced to death, and Chris Dann was ready to take care of the murderer himself.

"Revenge does not represent justice!"

Jay Rachel was keenly aware of Chris Dan's psychological changes. Chris Dan didn't do anything in the end, but the murderer was murdered by another person when he appeared in court...

The scene was chaotic, and countless people panicked. Chris Dan was touched and remembered the teachings from his father. After all, he was not raised by Reiner. father's influence.

The film flashes back again, and old Dann always tries to persuade Chris, letting him understand the world and how to be a kind person.

These shots are rare warm tones in the film. The time of this kind of tone is very short. In a flash, the shots return to the gloomy ice and snow, and the shots about Reina appear...

The idea from Reina and the teaching from his father formed a fierce collision in Chris Dann's thoughts!

On the way back, during Jay Rachel's questioning, Chris Dann confessed that he wanted to kill the murderer. As an assistant prosecutor, Jay Rachel was very disappointed in him, and frankly said that this was not what he knew. the kind boy.

The two broke up unhappy, but Chris Dann did not give up because of the murderer's death, and continued to investigate the case of the year, and soon discovered that the New York in his impression was darker than before, where crime was rampant, and the police and other public officials were corrupt. The father's case seems to be related to the largest gang in New York, and the police are mostly bribed, but they refuse to conduct in-depth investigations.

Chris Dan had to do it himself. He returned to the suburban villa left by his father, converted the basement into a training room, and bought all kinds of equipment, and then made modifications that suit him. A dark night walker shrouded in darkness was born born.

He began to take various actions against gangs. With the deepening of the investigation, everything pointed to Cheney, the head of the largest gang in New York.

During the day, Chris Dann is like a decadent rich second generation, covering himself with extravagance, and at night, he continues to pursue everything related to his father's case.

This kind of double-faced life also made him and Jay Rachel gradually alienated, but what Jay Rachel said was right, that kind little boy never died, Chris Dann's actions in the dark night In the process, he formulated a series of principles for himself, the most important one being not to kill people.

"I can sanction them!" He always stuck to the bottom line, "But I can never judge them!"

He is very clear that if legislation, law enforcement and trial are all done by one person, the consequences will be very dire.

Chris Dann contacted Sheriff Lynch back then. Although this realistic policeman did not accept bribes, he did not refuse to attack crimes from forces other than the police, even if the other party had other plans.

"Los Angeles Times" reporter Kenneth Turan nodded slightly, "Laws can restrain ordinary people, but it doesn't have much effect on people like Chris Dann. The only thing that can restrain Chris Dann is His own inner moral bottom line, if this bottom line is broken, Chris Dann may become a more terrifying existence than gangsters."

In order to find out the truth, Chris Dann overcame his fear of black and turned himself into fear...

"A few action scenes are remarkable, not fancy kung fu fighting." Todd McCarthy looked at Chris Dane, who was using the night as a cover to fight with gangsters, "The action design of punching to the flesh, both It has a certain degree of appreciation, and it is completely in line with the realistic style of the film."

Just when Chris Dann caught the important figures of the gang and felt that he was getting closer to the truth, Reina came to New York with his disciples.

Chris Dane also discovers a startling truth about his father...