We all have watched and even liked a fair share of movies. But in some cases, as much as we like them [or not] there is something that doesn't quite rhyme with our sense of continuity/aesthetics/time/placement/character behavior//etc
Purely as an example:
In Sunshine there is a character that was given supernatural aptitudes that stoke me as odd. Not only I find no reason for the character to be that way, but it resulted in a drastic turn to the mood of the movie [it went from suspenseful to needlessly cliche]. The character was given a reason for him being there and also a reason [though videos and his own words] for why he thinks the way he thinks and acted the way he acted [even if to a confusing result]
Personally, I would never give that character any superhuman strength but would keep his self given "mission" intact. Discard the "last man talking to God" diatribe and focus on his own personal belief that Humanity had to end [reinforcing it by other visual means].
Which movie would you change to your own specifics if you could, and how?
Purely as an example:
In Sunshine there is a character that was given supernatural aptitudes that stoke me as odd. Not only I find no reason for the character to be that way, but it resulted in a drastic turn to the mood of the movie [it went from suspenseful to needlessly cliche]. The character was given a reason for him being there and also a reason [though videos and his own words] for why he thinks the way he thinks and acted the way he acted [even if to a confusing result]
Personally, I would never give that character any superhuman strength but would keep his self given "mission" intact. Discard the "last man talking to God" diatribe and focus on his own personal belief that Humanity had to end [reinforcing it by other visual means].
Which movie would you change to your own specifics if you could, and how?
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