The first time I watched "Hotel Elf 2" was a weekend movie organized by the Youth League Committee of the school when I was in college. When the first movie was released in mainland China in 2013, I didn't want to watch it because I disliked the character's ugly appearance, but I watched it. After finishing it, I found that it was not bad. The propositions of the two films were all about family. The first one deals with overprotective fathers and "pubescent" rebellious daughters, and the second one deals with the same issue, but it's more about debating whether a daughter or child will become a descendant of Dracula or become a human being. Fundamentally It's "old-fashioned" vs "outdated". But then again, humans don't play a big role here, and they don't have any major opinions on whether to stay at the Elf Hotel, including the male protagonist. For the little boy who becomes a vampire, he will inevitably encounter some complicated propositions, but I think the crew skips it a little or presents it in a comedy form, after all, this is not the point. Judging from the second part, I didn't want to delve into some ethical issues. Blablabla
And the laughing points are quite novel. There is a popular culture of selling cuteness recently - the new clay figurines, and the ghosts and animals that were unpredictable at the beginning - after all, they are produced by SONY, and the monsters are as uncharacteristically as ever: the wolf has been golden. Wash your hands, Frankenstein is already popular, and vampire school is human. However, Dracula and Dad in the back danced uncharacteristically in the mechanical dance because they had already used it before, so it looked a bit aesthetically fatigued. If the third part still uses this routine, it will inevitably be a little tired. It is worth mentioning that the second part uses a combination of movement and stillness - it was quite noisy one second, and suddenly stopped the next: Frankenstein changing clothes, the one who can eat a big thing in one bite Little monsters (I didn't do that) have this effect. Blablabla
Because it is an animation, the characters in it, especially the monsters, have rich expressions. These details undoubtedly add more power to "Hotel Elf". Blablabla
In general, although the "Hotel Elf" series is not my favorite, just like "Shaolin Soccer", whenever I think of any movie that can make me laugh, I will definitely think of this one.
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