NO.10: The Hobbit 1: The Unexpected Journey (2012) $257 million. The tears of the familiar soundtrack character narrative tears of The Hobbit are falling on TvT, and even the most inconspicuous supporting character in the corner of a button and a cup is made to the point of "Maybe that world is real", which is the Lord of the Rings series. The only drawback is that the plot rhythm of this film is slightly delayed.
NO.9: Avatar (2009) $261 million. This film is ahead of its time and exciting enough. Looking back, Cameron's playing with cyberpunk-style scenes at the beginning is really the first game of cyberpunk in live-action movies in the 21st century. This film is not called that kind of hard science fiction, but it is wonderful enough to be an epic war in the alternate world. Just recreating those scenes of the world, this movie is worth five stars. There's a reason he's been able to sling a bunch of special effects blockbusters: Zhan Ye can recreate his dreams for everyone to see, down to the leaves of every fantasy plant, and grand enough to overlook the dreamlike planet on a cosmic scale.
NO.8: Pirates of the Caribbean 2 (2006) $264 million. The second installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean series, The Coffin of Souls, was nominated for 4 awards at the 79th Academy Awards. Compared with the first part, the quality of this part has dropped significantly, but in view of the wonderful fight section in the back, it was barely given four stars. Unexpectedly, Bill Nai also starred in this film, using CG to make an octopus head, no wonder it is not recognizable. The film was filmed on bataka island in dominica and was protested by indigenous people.
NO.7: Future Water World (1995) $271 million. I have heard about it for a long time, but I finally saw it today. The description of the first half is very good, but the back is full of drama, and the social description that is ignored is not so enjoyable, and the whole "mad Max" on the water is played. The propositions involved are the structure of human society, variation and heredity, love, lone hero, and wasteland. I didn't find that the heroine is the second daughter of "Instinct", and this style is quite suitable for her.
NO.6: Harry Potter 6: The Betrayal of the Half-Blood Prince (2009) $275 million. With all due respect, I didn't understand what this one had to do with the Half-Blood Prince, but Harry had that book and relied heavily on it. Professor Dumbledore had always been the most thorough,"dead at snape's hands, Mars didn't seem to be as bad as he thought, there was still warmth in his heart, and he said that if he didn't kill Voldemort, he would kill him, which was also very tragic. Harry was still obstinate, he forgot that he still had friends, and the children's emotional lines were out, and Luna was still beautiful.
NO.5: "The Trolls" (2010) $281 million. As an old Disney Princess series movie, the main plot is actually not much different, but the character design of this movie is fantastic, such as Maximus is too funny, as a horse amazing as the male and female protagonists. In addition, the design of several major scenes in the movie is too good, the paintings in the tower, the dancing of the kingdom and the most brilliant sky lanterns. The only thing that disappointed me was the part of the plot where Lepe's hair was cut, shouldn't the original Princess Lepe always have long blonde hair, and the blonde Lepe is simply too beautiful, so the change of this ending is not very liked.
NO.4: Spider-Man 3 (2007) $294 million. Some people may think that for us contemporary audiences, the third part of the old version of "Spider-Man" is a bad ending... I think not, at least it has to end well, the "trilogy" system has also been constructed, the emotions around Peter, MJ, harry and the three of them are also fully portrayed, Harry finally sacrificed himself for his friends is still touching enough, although the ending is a little sad, but still powerful.
NO.3: Titanic (1997) $294 million. 1. The classic soundtrack and lines are unforgettable, and the soundtrack always recalls a scene on the bow deck; 2. The answer at the dinner table is like a stream, which also expresses Jack's life state and life philosophy; 3. The portrayal of the disaster scene is three points; 4. The exploration of human nature, in order to make headlines and draw a perfect end to his career, resulting in disasters; in the face of disasters, people's various behaviors.
NO.2: Cleopatra (1963) $340 million. It is rumored that the film is a twentieth-century Fox family bankruptcy, filmed very epic and grand, and more typical men fight the world, Cleopatra only need to hold men in the palm of their hands to own the world. 4 hours, that's a long time. She is a strange woman who combines beauty and intelligence, and her death is even more legendary. And that outfit should be popular. At that time, it was quite a big shot.
NO.1: Pirates of the Caribbean: The End of the World (2007) $342 million. The front is a bit of a bluster to watch, but the big scene in the back is worth it. The pirates of the Black Pearl can be said to be the most united and least united pirates, and there is a special "cuteness". Captain Jack's appearance is as angry as ever, it is really thousands of sea creatures, Jack has offended a large part, even the eastern brother has offended; the heroine is a bit of a kiss of death, the commodore and Will are "recruited"; the pirates and the navy are really together, this four living treasures are combined; finally I have to give my monkey brother and parrot noodles, a proper main force.
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