What do you think is the basis for evaluating whether a film or television series is good or bad?

Look at the core, that is, how is the story? Can this subject attract your attention in the first place? Does the story itself delve deeply into the connotations of the subject matter? Does the protagonist make you empathize with him? Is the negative pressure of the story strong enough to push the protagonist's life to a positive or negative extreme? These questions are the core of the story.

Then look at the photography, how is the tone? How about visual guidance? It is also a special effects film, and the visual guidance of "Spider-Man" is much better than that of "Transformers". The former will make your palms sweat while the latter will make you feel dizzy. And how about the clarity? How does the depth feel?

Let’s look at the director again, how about the storyboard? Do you feel that the picture connection is not smooth? How's the sense of rhythm? Wait

Look at the actors again to see if the performance is fake (a common problem in domestic films), if it is decent, and if the actor's appearance matches the character.

Finally, look at whether the art, props, costumes, environment, and design are authentic and credible.

The basis of all this is the story. If the story is good, only the remaining few elements can make it a good movie. If the story is not good, it will be useless no matter how strong the remaining few elements are.

That’s it, you can write me a text message if you have any questions about the movie, and I will try my best to answer them.