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I finally watched Otomo Katsuyo's movie in front of the big screen. It was half of my wish. Of course, the other half wanted to watch "AKIRA" in the theater for the first time. I thought that Hong Kong filmmakers would only buy the works of Hayao Miyazaki or Fujiko Fujio. Although Hong Kong’s alternative films are always a beat or two slower than others, it’s better to be late than watching DVDs at home, but I don’t know it. I bought the DVD and watched it twice at home.
I really can’t imagine what it would be like to produce an animation that will be produced for 13 years, but the name of animation is a bit tricky. They just draw a movie one by one. Many techniques have been moved from the movie side. No Will be used in animation techniques to make it more cinematic. Even with the help of a computer, fortunately, there are a lot of computer animations in the scene, and some large-scale background paintings will last for a year or more. Thinking about it, it may only be on the camera for a few seconds, which sounds a bit scary.

Otomo Katsuhiro is known as a master in the animation industry in Japan and even in the world. Although there are only two works on the screen, I think he has really influenced a lot of back waves. He has participated in both the action and the comics, from "Children’s Dream", "ROBOT CARNIAL", "Labyrinth Story", "AKIRA", "Old Man Z", "MEMORIES", "Sarayu", "METROPOLIS", all are in the future of Otomo Kayo's delusion, but this time the story is gone. Back to the beginning of a scientific civilization, not in Japan, but moved to Britain in the nineteenth world. Although the content is not as extreme as "AKIRA", the whole story is just the beginning. The background illustrations in the production list are exactly what he wants to say, the corruption of civilization.
In more than ten years, there have been countless stories of this kind of future prophecy as the center, can it be regarded as a kind of sugar-coated poison? The surreal animation aesthetics are decadent but realistic. If you want to believe him, you won’t think that the NEO TOKYO he wrote back then will come true! No wonder "AKIRA" became a temporary banned book like "Dream of Red Mansions". After the big box office sales in the United States, it is rumored that Steven Spielberg once invited Otomo Keyang to cooperate, and the last two did not bear fruit. However, there are rumors that no one knows which is true or false.

ps The above are all speeches of "beautiful in my eyes".

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