It is said that the human retina sometimes ages very badly, causing problems with the photosensitive nerves. The master is just a patient, and he is slow to respond to blue light. Therefore, it is only when the patient is satisfied to modify a masterpiece work.
When I saw the magnificent picture of Innocence, I thought of this story, and now I think about it again. "Oshii Mamoru's retina is also aging?" This question was immediately denied by the biography of Tate Shishi-the saturation was reduced to the lowest level, a sour taste of old photos. Then the answer is: Ah absolutely deliberately!
I watched the 1995 version of Ghost in the Shell 20 times. I like this movie so much. It made me think about some questions, such as life, experience, life and experience, virtual life and virtual experience, and so on. Although I originally watched a VCD with poor picture quality (it has been broken), the picture, the posture, and the hollowness of the hand-painted expression of inorganic objects deeply moved me-life is not born because of this. Interest, yes yes!
But I really don't have the desire to watch 2.0 again. Many comments say how gorgeous and exquisite the 2.0 graphics and voice actors are, and how attentively they can perfectly interpret the spiritual core of Ghost in the Shell. I watched the elements of 3DCG jump from a high altitude, and I only felt numb, or that the whole film was given to me. It feels numb.
The high saturation is scary, the glaring feeling is almost ambush on all sides (sorry Mori Oshii, I also want to say, yes this version is at most Zhang Yimou's level), 3DCG... Damn, I know that IG is a technical pioneer from the Japanese animation industry. , But you know what kind of technology should be matched with what kind of plot, what kind of technology should be used, why are they all screwed up now? 3D uses celluloid textures in the TV version, which is very appropriate. Now it is meaningless except to give Motozi a "flesh feeling"! I noticed that the walls of the office of Aranaki have also changed from heavy black nanmu to nouveau-style marble. Please, it is a civil service building and not a five-star hotel. Wake up, Oshii!
I particularly dislike some people's blind obedience to 3D technology. I didn't expect to be as clever as Oshii and fall into clichés; I particularly dislike some people who collect exquisite DVDs and show them off. I did not expect Ishikawa Mitsuhisa to escape the blame. After discussing it with a friend, you can probably imagine the following scenario:
Ishikawa Mitsuhisa: Dana, Tachibashi has eaten me poorly.
Oshii Mamoru: Huh? You don't want to ask me for money, do you? I also rely on you to pay my wages.
Ishikawa Mitsuhisa: of course not~! i have a good idea.
Oshii Mamoru: me too.
Ishikawa Mitsuhisa: okay! just do it!
The master with a faulty eye changed his painting, after all, he used his own hands to draw the scene in his mind. This 2.0 made himself more beautiful, but he formatted his ghost with the computer.
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