Conan has a drama version, why is it unanimously vomited by everyone?

Although Conan's theatrical version of Crimson Bomb failed to be released as scheduled, I don't know why. The expectation of this play is not like other works. On the contrary, I feel that the current plot is getting more and more paddling, especially the theatrical version, which really makes people don't want to watch it anymore. So, why is the theatrical version getting worse and worse?

Someone here may be dissatisfied. What happened? See if the theatrical version of the picture is getting better and better. What I'm talking about here is not the picture, but the plot. You know, when we watch the theatrical version, most people don't care about the picture at all. Even if your special effects are flying all over the sky, the audience may not last long, because most of them go to Conan's theatrical version.

It is precisely because of the plot problem that although Conan's theatrical versions emerge one after another, in fact, most of the plots are similar, and even some assembly lines have appeared. To put it simply, Conan's current plot is very routine. After all, it is produced within a framework. Although some people think this is a feature, you should know that it is different from the food you eat. This is a movie, but what if it can simplify the plot?

Everyone knows what the famous detective Conan series does. Reasoning is the core. You can now look at Conan's theatrical version and completely put aside reasoning. As an animation work with reasoning as its core, you use reasoning as a side dish and main course to do other things. Talk about what is a theatrical version without reasoning, that is, a popcorn movie without soul. I believe this will continue in the future.

It is possible that Conan's theatrical version will completely abandon the reasoning link in the future. By then, the animation will be completely destroyed. Unlike now that Conan's theatrical version is a hodgepodge, I'm afraid few people will doubt it. After all, when I think of Conan's theatrical version, I can see all kinds of miraculous things, such as "the fist of winning the championship", which makes me dumbfounded. I wonder if it will be a trend in the future.

In fact, for me, the theatrical version I really expect is not full-screen special effects, but rich reasoning elements and wonderful story lines. To tell the truth, I want Conan to be compatible with reasoning and plot. For example, the original theatrical version, with excellent plot and no loss of reasoning, is what our audience wants.