How many functions does it achieve with one story?
1. Let me start with the main line I understand: growing friendship.
The story goes that your best friend doesn't have to have the same dreams as you.
It seems like an understatement, but it is a proposition that we will encounter sooner or later on the way of growing up. In fact, I have encountered such a situation, and I believe that everyone has encountered it sooner or later. But at that time, there was no such story telling me what to do, and no sister Shan told me that it doesn't matter dear, you can still be friends. So I could only bump into it by myself, and one day I finally figured it out. I saw the consequences of various crashes, and I began to know that I crossed the line and grew up overnight.
My girlfriends and I always say that we must keep all Disney cartoons, all of them, and leave them to our children to watch in the future. Because she talks about growing up so profoundly, and apart from Disney, I can't think of anyone else who would spend years explaining this truth in such a simple way.
2. Talk about characterization
A Disney story isn't just about stories, it's about characters. Winnie's character is that she loves racing but is not mature enough, while Ralph's character is loyal but insecure. A story like this can only happen between the two of them, not between Nick Fox or Judy Rabbit, not between Simba or Nana, not between Belle and the Beast...every character, every one Development is an accidental necessity, all of its own uniqueness.
Winnie is a racing driver, so she should like to explore and love the streets; Ralph is the king of destruction, and the last viral image must be him. He destroyed the building and destroyed the Internet world. Who else could he be? Such a high degree of overlap between images and intentions is really difficult to do well. Just think about the many domestic dramas or movies, how many are so unique that it doesn't make sense to change the character template? So, Daddy Dee's ability to tell stories is terrifying.
3. Talk about the details of the scene
The scene that stuck with me the most was when Vonnie and Ralph went up the stairs backwards to say goodbye. I've seen someone say goodbye to me like that, and I've seen him go against the flow of people, against the direction of the escalator, and out of sight little by little. I'm amazed at Disney's grasp of the emotional, the scene, accurate enough to make you cry, 3, 2, 1, and then you burst into tears.
Easter eggs are not that important to me, although I also scream when I see Star Wars, Marvel, Nick Fox appear. There are as many as 30 Easter eggs per second, and you may even pass by without even noticing. Does Disney not know? But why would it do the thankless thing?
Hey, that has nothing to do with rewards, it's their self-demand - the devil is in the details, a typical nobleman.
4. The princess party that I have to say
I like Disney, which keeps up with the times. When I had the concept of the princess family, there were only 6 members. Then when Tiana joined the princess family, I thought wow, a princess with a modern urban background, very different. And now I've added Yunni, a street princess, I can't love it too much!
In fact, you see, of the original 14 princesses, I can name each of them. They say it's fun to black out and change T-shirts, but I think that princesses are adventurous, swimmers, kind, wise, decisive... These qualities are not the characteristics of the times, but The truth, goodness and beauty of human nature, so no matter what age they were born in and what dimension their background is, in the new century, their characteristics will still shine. Mulan is still handsome in a jacket, Elsa is still a queen with a strawberry milkshake.
At that moment, you know that the reason why princesses are princesses is that they are three-dimensional and multi-faceted. Even if they are thrown in today's Times Square, there will also be BGM and highlights.
Anyway, welcome Yunni and Sister Shan to join the Disney princess family!
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