The character design of "Cloud" is much better than the "Star Sea" 3 years ago. I haven't read the subtitles of "Star" carefully, so I don't know whether the two are set for the same character, but I agree very much. An online bloger's evaluation of "The Sea of Stars": "The background is so beautiful and the characters are so ugly that it makes people nauseous."
The story is very simple. In order to wake up the girls in Japan where the North and the South are divided, the boy flies to the Tower of Pledge on the other side of the border three years later to recover his lost youth dream... "Do you want to save Yukari or save the world?! "Although the propaganda lines are very romantic, but the style always reminds me of "The Final Weapon". Perhaps I have seen too many unfulfilled agreements. "The Other Side of the Cloud, the Place of the Agreement" did not bring me much sympathy and touch. .
I still admire Xin Haicheng very much. Animation movies have always been the product of collective creation, and the work involved is too huge. The huge amount of investment and time spent, the amount of labor required, and the division of labor can often bring the vast majority of fanatics who have the delusion of creating an animation blockbuster independently to return to normal people's thinking. Obviously, Xin Haicheng is not such a person. The original script supervised the storytelling photography CG production is all done by one person...giant...In this all-tech industry, how can a person master so many software and drawing skills at the same time in his 30s? =口=(Although the team was larger than the original three-person group when making "Cloud", it is still very strong...) Tianmen’s soundtrack is also very close to the picture, the piano and violin and some electronic equipment are combined slightly Gentle with an electronic flavor, now this kind of gentle and delicate film is more suitable, (maybe only suitable for this kind of gentle film) There are also downloads of the entire album on the Internet, which is worthy of praise.
I downloaded the trailer of "Beyond the Cloud, the Promised Land" two years ago. I remember that I was looking forward to this film at that time, and I had better see it right away. Two years have passed in a blink of an eye, and my original mood has been completely forgotten. Until one day, while chatting with a friend, he asked me if I watched Xin Haicheng's new film. I have no impression at all. So weakly asked: "What is the title?" (Subtext: Xin Haicheng? Who?) "The other side of the cloud!" After grabbing the download address, I found out that "The other side of the cloud, the place of promise" It was released in Japan at the end of November 2004.
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