The film continues the style of director Mamoru Hosoda's highly appropriate fantasy and science fiction works, and plays the most vividly in the transition process and adventure segments of the journey. How crowded places frighten ignorant children. The visual effects of the film are very successful, for example, there are many bird's-eye views in the title and story, and the details are very realistic and very attractive. The animation technology is also very good. In the film, Mamoru Hosoda accurately grasps the alternation and difference between reality and fantasy world, and the part that travels through reality is full of the childish imagination of the little boy. He patiently lays out the topics to be learned in life in a language that children can understand. An animated film that will resonate with parents and children alike
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Mirai evaluation action
2022-04-07 08:01
Extended Reading
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Hans 2022-04-24 07:01:26
Watching animations on the IMAX screen is really cool; but Mamoru Hosoda is really boring this time. PS. The architect's settings are really detailed. This house is what the architect would design. The CAD and 3d Max on the computer screen are very detailed, and the books on the bookshelf are also very realistic. One page is still Venturi's mother's house
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Deanna 2022-04-14 09:01:06
Don't be too troublesome to have a second child. The tree in the yard is too dangerous, so let's cut it down. The transformation of the future station is a little bit Swanmeyer, not bad. But what is it overall?
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Father: This is your baby sister, Kun.
Kun: Sister?
Mother: Isn't she precious?
Kun: [gasping in amazement] She is.
[pokes his finger against her delicate hand]
Mother: You have to be gentle with her.
Kun: [gently takes hold of the baby's hand; she opens her eyes]
Father: She's awake. I think she's staring at you, Kun.
Mother: Come on, her eyes can't even focus yet.
Father: Well she sure looks like she's staring to me.
Mother: You must always be nice to her, okay?
Kun: Okay.
Mother: And you have to protect her no matter what.
Kun: Yeah.
Mother: Always.
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Mirai: You did it again. You tried to hit me with your bullet train even after Mom told you not to.
Kun: But it wasn't a bullet train!
Mirai: You aren't supposed to use a bullet train to hit people.
Kun: It was a Super Azusa.
Mirai: [angrily] I don't care what kind it was!
[scoffs]
Mirai: And why can't you be a little nicer to Mom?
Kun: I don't know, I just can't.
Mirai: It's her one day off from work. She doesn't get many and she has to spend it fighting with you. Come on, try.
Kun: [sniffling] I know... I'm not cute.
Mirai: Huh?
Kun: [crying, wipes tear from his eye] Both Baby Mirai and Yukio are really cute. Not me. I know I'm not that cute anymore.
[continues sobbing]
Mirai: Oh come on, that's not true. You're very cute!
Kun: [walking away]
Mirai: You're the cutest! Adorable!
Kun: [crying harder; runs away]