I'm writing from the theater an hour later. I haven't seen people leave a movie in a long time. And here in the middle and not watching the final - left. Basically, I agree with them. They didn't lose anything.
The movie, although dynamic and spectacular in terms of underwater filming and in general showing jumps (it is clear that
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I'm writing from the theater an hour later. I haven't seen people leave a movie in a long time. And here in the middle and not watching the final - left. Basically, I agree with them. They didn't lose anything. The movie, although dynamic and spectacular in terms of underwater filming and in general showing jumps (it is clear that the film was paid for in vain from above - there is a push to popularize jumping in the water) and well shown training before the jumps themselves (as preparation of physical condition) - the film turned out to be very predictable and banal. There's a roll call with the American "At the Crest of the Wave." There are too many plot lines plus the main one and not one has not been finalized at the proper level. The criminal side is not disclosed in its structure and parameters. Okay, well, if we didn't delay the timing, otherwise we'd be gone too. Who keeps the attention is Golovin’s arch and that, due to the lack of disclosure of key characters. Mark for those who will watch in any case: the role of Semyon is performed (this is his debut role) Roman Izmailov is a master of sports of international class in diving. He did a pretty good job. Just as our last 8-10 years can’t make decent sports movies, there is no movement forward. Units are only in price and are moved by emotions. Disappointment with the movie. The fact that such a rating is low on the Movie Navigator is quite justified. The story and story are poorly revealed. There is no emotional aftertaste. 🤫
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