國(guó)外網(wǎng)友在Reddit論壇上就“如何鑒別爛片”問(wèn)題，給出了自己的經(jīng)驗(yàn)之談，非常真實(shí)!雙語(yǔ)君為大家歸了類，一起來(lái)看：

　　▌大家一起分享電影不好看的一些征兆，說(shuō)到了點(diǎn)子上。

　　01

　　臺(tái)詞雷人

　　► If the character points out something that is blatantly obvious. In a world where one man has to save the world. Man: "I have to save the world."

　　角色臺(tái)詞都是廢話。比如在一個(gè)英雄拯救世界的劇情里，英雄這樣說(shuō)：“我必須拯救世界”。

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　　► Starts with too much exposition: "Mary, just because you have a medical degree from Harvard, I'm still your older brother!"

　　有太多的無(wú)腦解釋，比如：“瑪麗，就算你有哈佛大學(xué)的醫(yī)學(xué)學(xué)位，我還是你哥!”

　　► When the trailer slows down and the music stops so that the main character can say something very edgy/clever/unique.

　　預(yù)告片慢下來(lái)，背景音樂(lè)一停下，主角說(shuō)出一些激動(dòng)萬(wàn)分、故作聰明或標(biāo)新立異的臺(tái)詞。

　　► Ugh, the damn 'I know what you’re thinking' bit. This has become such a trend in Disney movies where they have to be 'self-aware' and crap. How about instead of that, just have actual fresh ideas?

　　“我懂你在想什么”一類的臺(tái)詞。這已經(jīng)成為迪士尼電影的慣常套路，角色全部都是“我什么都懂”的人設(shè)、會(huì)胡說(shuō)八道。與其這樣，不如說(shuō)點(diǎn)有用的話?

　　02

　　情節(jié)拉跨

　　► If there are multiple trailers for a comedy movie, but they use the same joke in all of them.

　　一部喜劇電影有好幾個(gè)版本的預(yù)告片，用的都是一樣的包袱……

　　► When the film opens with the shot of a bedside clock or the protagonist waking up. This usually means the rest of the film probably will swim in an ocean of overused tropes, clichés, and/or predictable plot points.

　　以床邊的鬧鐘、主角睜眼醒來(lái)的鏡頭開(kāi)場(chǎng)。一般而言，這類電影會(huì)把你拖入濫用的橋段、陳腐俗套的深淵。

　　► When they try forcing memes into it. It's either cringe or so outdated that it just looks stupid.

　　強(qiáng)行挪用網(wǎng)絡(luò)梗，讓人覺(jué)得尷尬、老套，看起來(lái)很愚蠢。

　　► Shaky cam and quick-cut editing. Jumping over a fence? Twenty quick cuts. Take it or leave it.

　　搖搖晃晃的鏡頭和快 速剪輯。跳個(gè)柵欄有20次快 速剪輯。受不了就別看。

　　► When it's a remake of what most people already consider a great movie.

　　某部經(jīng)典電影的翻拍。

　　► If it's a sequel that's coming out more than 10 years after its predecessor. Sometimes this works out, but a lot of times it doesn't.

　　某部影片的續(xù)集，且在上一部的10年之后上映。有的片子還行，但大部分續(xù)集是爛片。

　　► When the advertising is blatantly obvious. I don't want a full shot of a Coke can for 10 seconds with no relevancy to the plot.

　　廣告植入太明顯。我不想在10秒鐘里一直看見(jiàn)一個(gè)與情節(jié)無(wú)關(guān)的可樂(lè)瓶子。

　　03

　　過(guò)度宣傳

　　► When they hype the movie's soundtrack more than the film itself.

　　宣傳電影的配樂(lè)比宣傳電影本身還多。

　　► When its streaming service description is just a list of its stars and their accolades, instead of anything about the movie's plot.

　　鋪天蓋地地宣傳明星陣容和他們的好評(píng)，而不是電影情節(jié)。

　　► When you see TV commercials for a mainstream release at every turn for WEEKS ahead of its release. The studio is trying to make some money on it the first weekend before word gets out about how bad it is.

　　影片正式上映前幾周，天天在電視上看到它的廣告。這說(shuō)明制片方正想方設(shè)法在發(fā)布前的第一個(gè)周末多撈點(diǎn)金，畢竟差評(píng)一流出就沒(méi)機(jī)會(huì)了。

　　► They quote glowing reviews from some publication in rural North Dakota, whose name you cannot even read on screen.

　　他們引用了北達(dá)科他州農(nóng)村地區(qū)一些出版物的熱情洋溢的評(píng)論，你甚至無(wú)法在屏幕上看清楚這些出版物的名字。

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