Garfield Comes to You Just for Fun...

Ever since Jim Davis created the character Garfield, the fat cat and his insatiable appetite, his puppy Odie, the owner Joe, the postman, etc. It has become a popular cartoon image all over the world. The reason for Garfield's popularity is not only because of his appetite and his ability to play tricks, but his unique outlook on life and world. "Reader" once compared Garfield with the equally famous Bobdog. These two images show the world at the same time. Antu enjoys two life attitudes and thinks deeply about life, but unfortunately, the amusing effect that this movie can achieve is far more than what Garfield can say when he is idle on the sofa while holding the TV remote control. The two films of Garfield

actually tell stories outside of the two comic book series. The general process is that Garfield and his friends encountered some trouble, which may be caused by Garfield's cynical attitude and behavior. , or maybe not. For example, in this film, it was caused by the "prince" who was exactly like Garfield being thrown out of the manor. The film needs a big villain who is constantly abused by Garfield, and reading requires Garfield's final conscience. Add IQ and a small universe explosion to defeat the big villain in one fell swoop, so that everyone can get a happy ending. It's a pity that the second movie didn't get rid of the cliché of the first one, which made the audience laugh or applaud Garfield's crazy idea non-stop while watching the movie, and it is difficult to remember it after walking out of the movie theater. In terms of special effects production in this film

, Warners has the experience of Harry Potter series, and it really is more perfect. This film once again adopts the method of co-starring the animated Garfield and real animals, and also has to make two. A Garfield, but the more difficult thing is probably not to make cartoons or use special effects to integrate cartoon characters into the film, but to make every move of the real animal actors coordinate with the plot and dubbing. Warners must have hired a Less professional animal trainers, this is indeed something that many other animal-themed children's films cannot match.

The tidbits about the D9 I bought this time include the MV for the theme song "Come and Get It", a photo identification game and A maze game, but the most valuable should be the original author of Garfield, Jim Davis, who teaches the audience how to draw Garfield, Odie and Pocky bears. In addition, this disc contains two versions of the full-screen theater version and the wide-screen version. 's videos

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