Fantasy themes, related to monsters and ghosts, are very routine. No way, children's magic originated from fairy tales. Have you ever told fairy tales that are not routine? By the way, I quite like this routine: there is always something that shouldn't be made, but it has to be made for the bad guys to use, just like the list of underground parties in a revolutionary movie, and I don't understand why I want to get a copy. The list comes out and leaves the danger of the enemy snatching it all away... Whether it's a ring, a book or a box, it's like the pig's head in the movie said: "This damn book!"; Make it, you can protect it Be strict? You can find it as soon as you fall and fall, there is nothing but a warning, you just wait for the curious baby to open it! Heroes are always alone, and they are basically unarmed and weak. You said that your ultimate weapon can't have any protective effect? The Lord of the Rings is also an ornament; there is only one boss, there are a bunch of shrimp soldiers and crab generals around, kill the old villains and we can live a peaceful life! The rest of the little villains will live and die with the old villains~ The key characters are always given for nothing, and many informants who are directly related to the main story basically can't solve big problems, no matter how powerful they seem to be than the protagonist. Ability can always only give a small clue or a small tool. The story of this movie is actually very simple. The children found a book that recorded the secrets of all the fantasy creatures in the world, and they were targeted by the big devil. The brothers and sisters and their kind and lovely friends defeated the devil and protected the world. Mixed with family discussion and affectionate love. You may think that I am clearly speaking ill of it, but in fact, I like such a simple and clear story with twists and turns, lively, full of love, and lively.
I really like the shapes of the flower fairies in it. They are so beautiful and cute. Unfortunately, they only show their colorful and ethereal appearance, and I didn't give a close-up of their cute little faces. Little monsters, be it good or bad, swim at the level of toads and pigs. The old villain, the shape is quite earthy, but fortunately, it is a character that does not need too much personality, so it has little impact. The little protagonist, I don't like his character very much, but I like his twin brother. The two brothers have much different personalities. The elder brother is brave, smart and assertive, but has the conceit and impulsiveness of a lonely hero. The younger brother is very quiet, relatively weak but Very calm. Apart from appearing in the image when the Demon King pretended to be him, their father was simply a trickster, and from the beginning it could be seen that he was an irresponsible man. In terms of picture, it's not bad, the colors are pretty, and the lion's body is cool when it flies.
Very cute movie, the only problem is that it is too short, and many places are not explained thoroughly. You should learn the experience of how other similar movies stretch such a thin story so long and so many details. The short consequence is that everything is clicked, and the images of many characters are not full enough, but it is a pity that the special effects are quite good. What about children's movies, whether it's for children or adults, you have to design a personality and an unforgettable image for people to think about. It's a bit of a pity.
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