CATDOLL: Attack on Titan receives negative reviews, audiences ask theaters to change its set

Since its release, the live-action movie "Attack on Titan", adapted from the original manga by Hajime Isayama, has been hit by a constant stream of negative reviews and has encountered quite a few turmoil during this period. Fans of the original work believe that the plot is inconsistent, the invited actors are not suitable for the roles, the film is only 98 minutes long and is divided into a front and back part, and there is an obvious sense of money-making. Putting aside the issues such as these, the various hype carried out by the staff during this period has also caused a lot of disgust.

Although the film won the first place in the box office in the first week of its release, it quickly fell to fifth place in the second week, and its performance has been getting worse since then. The distributor originally estimated that the film would earn at least 5 billion yen at the box office, but now it seems that the final result may not even reach 3 billion yen.

And not only did the work itself encounter bad reviews, there were also many embarrassing things outside the work. An industry insider pointed out: "The current Menglan Festival and summer season are battlefields for major works to compete for schedules, and Attack on Titan was originally considered to be able to compete with blockbusters such as Mission Impossible. Therefore, many venues have arranged many shows and provided the topic-generating 4DX system. In addition, even the scale of the regular version has surpassed Minions. However, the result was a lot of criticism. When Minions was out of stock, Attack on Titan was not full... Jurassic World's 4DX tickets were basically sold out just 1 or 2 minutes after midnight, and Attack on Titan naturally had a lot of unsold tickets. In this case, the audience who wanted to use the summer vacation to watch the 4DX version of Jurassic World were very angry and demanded that the Titans show be replaced with Jurassic World ."

In fact, the current attendance rate of Attack on Titan is only about one-third of that of Minions and other works, and only one-quarter of that of Jurassic World. As a result, many people are also worried about what the sequel of the work will be like. We will keep an eye on this.

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