The most profound thing at the end of the viewing is the two words Zing & Cherish. While having a strong resonance, it was implanted in the essence of the film. I think the success of animation or film is no more than this.
Simple story, simple lines, simple development, everything is so simple and smooth but impressive. It can be said that the success or failure of this film lies in simplicity. Monster Hotel, Monster Gathering, Monster Party, Monster Awakening, and the monster finally came to a successful conclusion in the festive concert. The pile of monsters with such a variety of personalities is vividly displayed - simplicity may be the ultimate pursuit of the film, and it is no wonder that it is not good to complain about Boring.
I like the various character designs in it, the cartoons are retro and beautiful. Zombies, bats, wolf cubs, bike-eating monster mother-in-laws - like. The dubbing and soundtrack are great too, especially Dracula, the film would have been less fun without his broken English.
Let's talk about Count Dracula, the whole film's expression of this person's concept changes and changes very smoothly. Although it would be awkward to turn any character (let alone a famous character like the Vampire Count) for an hour and a half, Dracula did it. From a vampire, a loving father, a controlling count, a widower, a liar, a dictator who protects his daughter, to a big boy who plays with the table like a child, a big man who bravely admits his lies and mistakes, counterattacks the bat, and Rap the emperor. So beautifully transformed.
The only harlequins or villains (if there is one in this film) are the cook and the mouse, the French chef is hated (*^__^*) Hee hee... I like it very much.
The female pig's feet are a bit kawaii, and finally found Sony Pictures, no wonder. . .
It's a romance between a donkey and a vampire, it's a father-daughter standoff with good intentions and bad deeds, and it's a wonderful show of love making the world go round and round.
All in all, it's a good movie that made me feel the urge to criticize.
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