This film review is completely a sudden product.
Because I didn't plan to have one port for this movie port at all. After all, "The Secret Life of Pets" is nothing more than a piece of work that I smile when I watch it and I can discard it after watching it. Basically, it is not much different from chicken ribs. So, after the eclipse of "The Secret Life of Pets" yesterday, I came back with Pangyougang. I have already touched on the purpose of the company-that is, to sell cute.
If we want to be cute, we have everything; if we
want something else, we are sorry that we do not produce.
To put it bluntly, we are cute porters-but also a little emboldened.
It seems that this matter can be put on a rest here. However, of course there must be. However, otherwise I won't beep here.
First of all, I won’t mention that the story’s setting and routine are the same as "Toy Story". After reading a bunch of comments such as "So cute, so cute, cute, so cute," and so on, I I really want to ask, is it enough to sell cute?
In my opinion, the Minion Company is going to an extreme. It was when he saw that just relying on minions to sell cuteness can make a lot of money, he didn't care about the screenwriter. Anyway, as long as the audience is cute enough to smile and willingly pay for it, is it enough to get what they need? After all, this society is a jin-based (qian) society, isn't it? [Smile.jpg] ——No
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If this is the case-
what are so many animation companies still fighting for?
Don't even give the Oscars awards. Why don't you find a bunch of animals to sell cute?
Or put it another way-
if only burgers are enough to eat, then what do we want to have three Michelin stars?
Why do you want to study whether it is braised or fried, steamed or grilled?
And ah—
isn’t any movie, even an animated movie, at its core, still the plot and the characters?
On the other hand, the animation "Love Pets", as a young popcorn movie, the story is simple and rude, of course, and what is more terrible is such a simple story, which is not well told.
The process of the whole story has been turning around in feelings, friendship, love, and action movies. At first, I thought it would be very prickling to talk about the relationship between humans and animals, but after that I always felt like I was slapped in the face. Because the logic of the story is completely impossible to scrutinize, there is a faint feeling that the screenwriter wants to talk about everything, especially wanting to be fat in one breath, but the feeling is that he is smashing his own feet...
At the same time, the characters again None of them stood up.
Almost all characters are especially facial and flat. You can't even give them a precise adjective, because most of the characters' personalities change as the story progresses, completely ignoring the basic law of "character determines fate". So, the screenwriters of Minions, is it really appropriate to be so capricious?
Is it really because the small yellow people made this company profitable, so they began to not enterprising and went to the end? After all, "Despicable Me" is really telling the story, but every one of the subsequent works feels deteriorating. So when it comes to "Love Pets", only cute is left.
However, Honest Harbor-
Meng, is always just an auxiliary product,
which has a catalytic effect.
It can't take on the important task of a story's main axis.
Therefore, the Xiaohuangren company really has to carry it out, and sell cute for the sake of selling cute, there is no future good! It's like a so-called fresh trick, one day the audience will be bored-like me.
So I couldn't help but want to mention "inside out".
Although its short comment made me feel gloomy, as long as I think of the director saying that this animation is because his own daughter is at this age and has similar experiences, so it became the original intention of creation. There is nothing better than this.
When I thought, when the director’s daughter grew up,
Proudly share with others-do you know how to cut? "Inside out" was made specially for me by my father!
There is nothing better than this.
So, in fact, having said so much, I just want to say that in this world where bad movies can make money, there are still people who are making movies for certain people and things seriously, and there are still so many animation skills. It made people cry. And I just hope to pay a little tribute to those who are serious about doing animation; I have some objections to this kind of company that only pursues cuteness and is not enterprising.
That's it.
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