I think Jackie Chan will just follow this route in the future. When he is older, he is sick and can no longer work as hard as he did when he was young. It's very suitable to be a dubbing and motion capture for animation. Didn't I get complained because the special effects were too fake in the thrilling part of the live-action movie? Thrilling and exciting, doing this in the future may also stimulate the vigorous development of the Chinese animation industry. In the future, there will be more and better works. The problem of the script can be improved because of more experience in shooting. Uncle Jackie Chan, you should do this in the future, please.
The story is a little naive. I would have been a story for all ages like "The Spiritual Journey". The story has deep meaning and can be thought about. Unexpectedly, Jackie Chan invested in a Chinese-style cartoon that fits the local situation, mainly for children...
Nana's 19th birthday, and she's already a rich second-generation girl, but she's still thinking about hoping her father can come to accompany her. As if the whole world is my father. I think that as a rich second generation whose parents have been busy since childhood, he should have accepted the lifestyle of parents who are busy with work but will give themselves a lot of money as compensation early on. There are only parents in the world who just want to get their parents' attention. It should be a mental activity that only children in their early teens or childhood have. Not something a 19-year-old girl does. Sure enough, it's for kids...
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The details of the story are well received, the upside-down Fu character, Ding's mother's knee pain due to old age (this should be a common problem of many elderly women in China), pancake fruit stall, small head ice cream, shrimp sticks, although there are parts made in the United States, but All of them have strong Chinese characteristics and are in line with China's national conditions. Although I have watched the Chinese dubbing version, this is the first time I think the Chinese dubbing is also good. There are many Chinese wording methods in it, such as the dragon calling himself me, and the saying that fried buns with vinegar are better than living gods.
The values are also relatively correct. People in modern society value money. This theme is to tell us that money cannot buy feelings, and no matter how much money is, it is not as important as feelings. It's a qualified movie for children. It's my fault. My expectations were too high. When I saw a movie from Pixar Studios, I asked this semi-domestic movie that Jackie Chan invested and produced to have a particularly great depth. In terms of lowering expectations, it is a qualified children's movie for family fun.
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