Be careful...

Edgardo 2022-03-25 09:01:18

8 points, I read it a few days ago, because I have been dragging it off without writing a short review. This anime must be very cool to watch in the cinema, and I really want to watch it in the cinema, but there is nothing I can do if I don't give it to me. If it is released in China one day in the future, I will still go to make up the ticket, just like "Game of Life: Zero". The overall look and feel of the theatrical version is indeed not as good as the TV version. The words and deeds of the protagonists in the early stage made me feel a little embarrassed, and some places in the back were too sensational. Although it is the Japanese box office champion that surpassed "Spirited Away", this gold content is similar to that of my country's "Wolf Warrior 2". I don't know if you still remember the anime "Crimson Eyes"? If the animation can have an investment of the scale of "Demon Slayer", the quality will definitely be better than "Demon Slayer". Sometimes it takes a bit of luck to become a "masterpiece".

Charlie 2022-03-25 09:01:18

To be honest, the production is obviously not as good as the animation version. In terms of details, Tanjiro went to chop wood in a dream. The tree he chopped was so thick and the wood in the back frame was so fine. The parents who appeared in the revolving lanterns should give some special effects... The tornado dad is really a play. I would rather have logical problems in the plot to run through the characters from beginning to end. To tell the truth, I am moved, and I will not talk about this problem. But the action scenes are a big problem. The difference between Zhu and Tanjiro's level is not reflected, and the same is true for the ghosts of the upper class and the lower-level ghosts, so the action scenes can't play the role of support and explanation. Finally, I want to say that the lines of the whole film are really too dense. The death of heroic characters must be the result of the collapse of the objective world, or the irreplaceable incompleteness of the work, because what we have lost is a hero. The grief is figurative, not several characters crying. How to leave a little space for the audience is probably what this theatrical version doesn't care about the most.