Why do black-and-white movies need 3D?

Steel Knife: Pseudo-black-and-white movies should be made in 3D. Is it telling us that in this era of commercial movies, movies can be colorless but not 3D, or does the director want to use extreme personal style to improve the film? To paraphrase a phrase from the photography world, the artistic conception can not be made up by black or white. Secondly, it can cover up the low-cost production of movies. In fact, it is not difficult to find that most of the scenes in the whole film were synthesized in the late stage of green screen shooting.

Let's talk about the plot (I'll get this straight)

What the film wants to tell us is the story of two brothers growing up in different environments, which leads to different personalities. Later, under the arrangement of fate, they went to the opposite camp of the country. When the younger brother was on a mission, the two reunited, but because of their different identities, they had to stand on their side and kill each other. In fact, it is a good plot setting, but the film is still lacking in plot arrangement. First of all, the film describes the personality relationship between the two brothers in a short space, which makes the blood relationship between them less obvious, and can't highlight the conflict between the two brothers killing each other for their respective positions, which is greatly discounted in the drama. Then my brother's role is set as a little sissy who can play the piano. After five years in the army, he has grown into a courageous and tough company commander, and the director only used three words to explain this change: five years later. It's so unconvincing! Time ~ time will give me the answer, won't it? Then, after killing the prisoner and accepting punishment, my brother accepted the task of escorting several young literary women to Gaocheng for a New Year concert! You're kidding! In that war-torn era, in order to complete their bloody and romantic performance art, a company was sent to escort several young women in the art cafe. I have to say that the inheritance and protection of art in our era was really at all costs, and look at the lack of cultural protection in our society today. We really should learn from others! Let's get back to the point. Having said that, isn't this movie called Steel Knife? Where is the steel knife? Finally, the final confrontation between the two brothers came! I have to say that the final steel knife battle is still very interesting in action design, that is, when both sides lose, the blunt weapon battle seems a bit long. At the end of the story, a soldier was arranged to shoot the villain's brother, probably because the director didn't want the protagonist to bear the name of killing his brother.