No one had no Doraemon in their childhood. The news that Doraemon was expected to be introduced to the mainland has attracted the eager attention of many viewers, and the scheduled date on May 28th set off a frenzy of collective memories.
"Doraemon: Walk with Me" is the first film in the Doraemon series to be presented in 3D+ CG format. Under the 3D special effects, "タケコプター" and " Dokodemo Doa " look more realistic, the "Blue Fatty" Doraemon is also more adorable , and the characters such as Nobita, Shizuka, and Fat Tiger also appear more vivid and three-dimensional.
What's more surprising is that "Golden Chafer" Chunyan Liu will return strongly as the Chinese dubbing of Doraemon. One is a voice full of childhood memories, and the other is a classic anime image that accompanies us to grow up. The combination of "cockchafer" + "fat blue" is exciting and interesting when you think about it, and it will surely collide with surprising chemical reactions.
As a 3D work, "Doraemon: Walk with Me" naturally shows the charm of 3D. From the clip where Nobita learns to fly at the beginning, to the luxurious scenes of Tokyo in the future, Takashi Yamazaki "restrained" while presenting the charm of 3D to the audience to the maximum. After all, the 3D experience of the "Space Flight" segment is much better than the 2D translation, and the future city described in 3D will definitely shock the audience. Of course, regardless of the 3D elements, the biggest highlight of this film is definitely "STAND BY ME".
The whole movie is condensed into one sentence: "Nobita, I will protect you, but you have to learn to grow up slowly." After hearing that Doraemon is about to go, Nobita was beaten to Fat Tiger alone. The adult style persisted until finally Fat Tiger surrendered. In the end, Doraemon was gone, and Nobita learned how to grow up by himself. Similarly, each of us also learned how to grow up by himself.
An effective way to distinguish the post-80s and post-90s is to see if you call it "Doraemon" or "Doraemon", but no matter what it is called, it is an inseparable part of our childhood territory. Doraemon and Dabai are not only similar in size, but they are also surprisingly similar in their dispositions toward their partners-selfless, tolerant, and pure. If Dabai is just a doctor + bodyguard, then the robot cat is also responsible for the function of our childhood dream machine. To complete this dream, you only need to pay some dorayaki. If it does not listen to you, you will catch it. It is stimulated by a mouse-too many beautiful memories, so that the left and right brains of the children living under the nine-year compulsory education have been developed in a balanced way.
