Every time I read these masterpieces, I think of our children who are watching animations like "Bears" and the parents who watch them with them, and I can't help but feel sad.
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Give yourself an 80-minute warm vacation!
Brett 2022-04-19 09:02:42
After watching many French animations, it is no exaggeration to say that they are all excellent works. In my impression, none of the paintings have the same style, like viewing paintings in motion, often with implied meanings in their witty plots. The same is true for this "Ernest et Célestine". The beautiful watercolor hand-painted style creates the feeling of a children's book illustration. It deduces a love story that crosses species and breaks through the secular barriers. It is easy to understand. , suitable for all ages. There are both hilarious pictures and plots, and there is a warm current of happiness, especially the ending, which is really warm.
Every time I read these masterpieces, I think of our children who are watching animations like "Bears" and the parents who watch them with them, and I can't help but feel sad.
Every time I read these masterpieces, I think of our children who are watching animations like "Bears" and the parents who watch them with them, and I can't help but feel sad.
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Annetta 2022-03-27 09:01:16
The story of a musician and a painter, a male bear and a little mouse~The magic is that they are in love...
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Ken 2022-03-16 09:01:06
I have always reminded myself that this is a movie adapted from a picture book for children of the same name. There are always unexpected small reversals in the traditional story sections. This dramatic arrangement adds a lot of entertainment to the story, which is also a double-edged sword. Sword, the style of European literary art is completely destroyed by the script mode of American genre films. As for the style of watercolor texture, it is even more likable. The funniest thing is always French, which is as fast as a machine gun. ★★★☆
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Célestine: Bear up above and mice down below?
Ernest: Well, yes... it's always been like this.