No wonder Disney is in a dilemma and a dilemma. Pixar, DreamWorks, and even Sony's competition to improve their skills has cut off Disney's idea of 3D; the emergence of many connotative cartoons in recent years has cut off Disney's idea of storytelling; The parody of irony works, and even Disney's idea of playing spoofs and subversion has been completely broken. So Disney can only replay the classic card, the nostalgic card, and continue to sell its signature pure and unblemished fairy tales.
Looking back carefully, from [Beauty and the Beast] to [Aladdin], from the famous [Lion King] to [Pocahontas] that influenced [Avatar] last year, Disney has told us how many princess-prince-style dramas. Love fairy tale? Occasionally there are personal growth themes such as [Legend of the Bear], there are adventure themes such as [Lost Empire] and steampunk such as [Xingyin Island], but they are gorgeous and not very popular. After a glimpse It was short-lived, and Disney's idea of finding new themes and new directions was withdrawn every time it took off, so he honestly returned to his favorite love fairy tale. [Magic Romance] in 2007 is an excellent work in a novel form. The interspersed live-action and animation are somewhat similar to the taste of virtual photos into reality. Unfortunately, the old-fashioned "princess and prince have lived a happy life since then" style. s story.
Every boy is a prince, every girl is a princess, this is the idea that Disney wants to convey. With this idea as the core, Disney spares no effort to sell all kinds of warm, touching or inspirational stories. There is nothing wrong with cartoons with children as the main audience, but the traditional way of telling has become an outdated form today, and the inheritance of the classic model has gradually become a kind of stick to the rules and not making progress, or even a little bit of relying on the old to sell the old. Of course, there is no need to doubt Disney's storytelling ability and artistic appeal, but as rivals represented by Pixar continue to challenge themselves and refresh themselves with a variety of "Wow" whimsy in terms of creative plots and forms When creating the box office myth, in addition to adding new members to their "Princess and Prince" series list again and again, can the veteran Disney think of more, newer and more creative ideas?
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