The 3D version I saw in Shaw theatre feels quite worth it. Various 3D trailers are pleasing to the eye before the feature film. It was Epic, Frankenwenie, and the rise of guardians. I watched the 2D version on youtube, and suddenly lost that texture. After that, I won't say bad things about 3D animation anymore. The theater is very comfortable regardless of the screen, sound effects, and seating position. The key is that the 3D glasses did not make my eyes feel uncomfortable. give it a like. I will go to shaw to watch movies from now on. Hobbit is counting on your 3D IMAX.
The effect of the feature film is also very good. It can be seen that pixar and disney took a lot of hard work. Of course, maybe it has something to do with I haven't watched a 3D movie in too long. It cannot be said that the 3D level has improved rapidly in recent years. The effect of the flying house I saw 2 years ago is completely incomparable with this one. Before entering the theater, I was looking forward to whether the special effects crew could grasp the theme of the ocean, so that 3D could be really useful. The fact is, the depth of field effect of this film is great. The 3D version of NEMO perfectly restores the luster and texture of the sea. The bay is dark blue and light blue, as if the audience is on the bottom of the sea, swimming with the protagonist. This strong sense of reality, combined with the style of animation, adds to the dreamy color of the film. The ever-changing scenes amazed my optic nerves time and time again. The endless sea as large as the coral reef, the rusty shipwreck, the banquet-like fish fireworks, the Atlantic ocean currents, the jellyfish castle, the reflection of the scales of small fish, the folds of the tortoise armor, the feathers of the pelican, all are beautiful No flaws can be found. Especially when the screen is switched from the bottom of the sea to Sydney at night on the sea, the sharp contrast between the transparency of the air and the silk-like texture of the water that flooded the screen before makes people stunned. The 2D version of Nemo is beautiful. 3D pushes this kind of visual enjoyment to the extreme.
In addition to the 5-point picture and sound effects, the plot also surprises me. I admire the animation writers from the bottom of my heart. It is really not a simple matter to allow audiences of different ages to find resonance and fun in a film. But I think Nemo's screenwriter has done it. Children’s laughter was heard constantly on the set. Want to come too. The weird and diverse marine life alone is enough to amaze the audience. There are many jokes aimed at older audiences, such as Marlin as a clown fish but no sense of humor. There are many things that were not realized before. Parents’ desire to protect their children and their blatant attacks on human beings’ bad attitudes towards nature. The underwater world is actually very American. There is an American school with school buses, and the rituals in the fish tank resemble Indian culture. (Or perhaps Hawaii or New Zealand then? For a fire
mountain?). I didn't realize that there was such a lack of trust in Marlin's personality before. How could I understand the unbelievable feeling of being hurt when I was just a little nemo. Nemo really has a good father ❤
loves all the characters. Like always, like Marlin's cautiousness and Dory's mindless joy and optimism. Like Dory said, "It’s a weird oath. If nothing happens to Nemo, then there is really nothing in his life. Of course, I also like that she can’t understand anything but pretends to speak whale language. He also told Marlin that "the whale said it was time to go" was fearless. I like the family relationship between the clownfish father and son that is thousands of miles apart, difficult and difficult to cut off. Geil who likes charming voice and his fish tank alliance. Like to be nosy. , A kind-hearted pelican. I like the hospitable and fun turtle family. I like the gentleman-style fish guiding the way. I like the three vegetarian sharks. I like the group of funny seagulls who only say "MY MY MY". It seems true. In this movie, all characters are cute except human beings who are outright villains.
Therefore, every time I watch Nemo, I will have an impulse to pursue an animation profession. Every time I watch Nemo, I will give birth to a kind of impulse. The urge to pursue a marine profession.
At the end of the film, the cast and crew list draws a trail in the deep blue water. Although the production crew still mischievously stuffed a lot of flower arrangements, the audience did not seem to appreciate it. Soon apart from me and Ni, there was only one middle-aged foreign man left in the theater. Walking out of the cinema, I kept thinking in my heart, this person is probably very lonely? For unknown reasons, a middle-aged man, alone, sat in this dark room that was just full of children and parents. But now I think, in fact, there is no reason to watch a movie alone. That person probably lived with a child who didn't want to grow up just like me. Maybe he is not alone. As depicted in the easter egg short film before the 3D feature film, when we were children, didn't we all have countless fantasy playmates and pretending stories. People who retain the dreams of childhood, even if they are alone, will not be lonely.
Perhaps this is the answer to the question I have been thinking about. We need dreams, we need to create dreams all the time, because dreams are the mark of our existence just like reality, because dreams contain our hope, love, and future.
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