There were a lot of comments on the Internet that Tim Burton kept repeating himself, and that he was already exhausted. After several mediocre films, it seems that this is indeed the case. This time I am very happy to see him return to state. Goethe's horror, the conservative and dull suburban towns in the 1950s in the United States, and the eccentric children who are not sociable are all areas that he is familiar with. No accident, the result is a very solid work. Although the story is predictable, it feels more focused, and the rhythm details are also carefully considered. What surprised me was that even after six months of doing the final stage, even if it was a rough cut, I watched it several times, even if I rushed to the cinema early on Sunday with sleepy eyes and watched a film with the official soundtrack on the big screen, I still noticed it. I was moved. I think anyone who raised a small animal when he was a child would definitely feel the same way when his puppy was killed by a car.
For parents of small audiences who know something about movies, the tribute to the b-level horror film is everywhere in the film, as small as the name of the "Kisla" is called "shelly", which clearly shows that the classic hammer is shown on the TV in the film. The horror film'Dracula', and the design lighting of each lens, are infiltrating the style of the genre. After changing to an animated feature film, the character portrays are more full. My favorite wretched children and high-spirited Japanese boys are my favorites. Many places are also very funny.
Although everyone feels that the happy ending of the film is a bit weak, this is a Disney film. It is impossible for any film director with a big company behind to have 100% freedom. Just imagine how much effort parents will spend to comfort a sad child. Most parents put in a Disney DVD just to quiet their children. I don’t think Disney will take this commercial risk and end it with a tragedy, even though there are subtle hints of a different ending in the film.
I think this is a 4.5-star cartoon. A few days ago, I watched Adelman’s Wonder Island group. It has a completely different style and has many whimsical places that I like very much. But in comparison, I think the pirate group is a bit scattered. On the contrary, this one is simpler and more compact, and seems to be more effective. I haven't watched the Psychic Boys yet, and there is no comparison, but along with Oscar's consistent sentimental tribute to film history, this movie is still full of hope.
The 3D of this film was transferred in a later stage, and it was done quite well. I heard that the staff who did the transfer of 3D also loved this film very much, but I might still recommend watching 2D because you can see more visually The details.
Who says cartoons are not infectious? Compared to a series of blockbusters, this one is definitely the most loving one I have ever seen. Although the production of cartoons is more time-consuming and laborious than live actions, I also vowed not to waste time making cartoons after "Papa Fox" (this movie is basically the original crew of "Papa Fox" and is located at the East London Olympic Stadium. The 3 mills studio on the filming started after "Papa Fox". It can be said that even the Olympic venues have been built, and this one is still being finished.) But I saw the movie today, I think I will do animation if I have a chance. Sliced.
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