Eso, queridos lectores, significa directamente QUE ES PEOR QUE WONDER WOMAN.
Al menos parece que Aquaman deja ya de ser la Séptima Maravilla.
Shazam! is basically two movies in one. One with Levi and his wiseass foster brother (a fresh Jack Dylan Grazer), the other with Strong and all his snarling, computer-generated gobbledygook.
And they both have the other in a headlock, wrestling for the soul of the story. I loved one, yawned through the other. It’s hard to be original when you want to be all things to every fanboy and girl, so the movie can’t help but feel like a bit of a compromise, a draw.
What it should have done, had it not been so afraid of stepping outside of the parameters of the genre, is to have Strong’s Sivana take two steps back and push Levi two steps forward. It is called Shazam!, after all. Why not let the guy and his glowing lightning bolt shine?
Mirando por encima las críticas, esa es la que creo que menos miente: Como siempre, la parte del villano flojea hasta el punto que nada nos han mostrado de ella aún.
"Demasiado adulta para niños, demasiado infantil para adultos...", dice otro. Intentan, como siempre, complacer a todos, y fallan.
En cuanto al previsible final:
The finale, while admirably self-contained and small-scale, grinds on for far too long, a boring escalation of anti-climaxes that cumulatively dull the intended emotional impact. It’s a film in need of a tighter edit with a script in need of a sharper polish, an imperfect franchise-launcher that nonetheless represents significant progress for DC.
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