The concentration of Osamu Tezuka in the first act of this movie is really amazing! ! (That's why I just finished watching it...) But it became intermittent from then on, and then every time I wanted to turn off the video, I sent it out like a squeeze of toothpaste → → (this one The movie has absolutely no content except for things like Tezuka and Firebird, but sometimes the author will force you to press your head to let you watch things that have no content for ten minutes...) But after watching If I go back to my memory, it will appear [complete Osamu Tezuka] in my memory (probably at an upper-middle level in Firebird's long novel?)... All in all, this idea should exist, and the author also wants to shoot, But it didn't quite work out, did it?
Hayao Miyazaki also has the same problem... As expected, one is the most famous Japanese director among foreigners, and the other is the most famous Japanese animation supervisor among foreigners~ (But the creative direction that Hayao Miyazaki wants to shoot is of course the same as that of Tezuka. The half-cent relationship is gone) and Miyazaki's actual completion is much lower than this.
But even the real [Osamu Tezuka on the screen] doesn't deserve five stars (in other words, Akira Kurosawa's completion is really high, and I may say that because I'm already in animation Comrade Akira Kai Kurosawa is tortured by Stockholm...) (If it is really produced by Tezuka Osamu, it is estimated that Takeda Shingen will be a big man with rosacea and the two little surnames are the shape of little boys, and then they will appear in the dialogue. The hint of "actually a small surname is an attack" (considering that in other people's worldview, the origin of human reproduction is a man and a woman, and in Osamu Tezuka's worldview, the origin of human reproduction is a big nose and a little boy) (but in this case, the shadow warrior is this Isn't the setting going to become a vulgar tauren dog blood stand-in terrier?))
But Akira Kurosawa is so similar to Osamu Tezuka, which is something I never thought of anyway. Rather than an unfinished Osamu Tezuka, it's better to say that he is a serious, master version (two derogatory terms here) of Osamu Tezuka, right? The amazing thing is that he is the same as Tezuka even when he likes to do bl in his works... (But after I die, I must ask him whether he is a big name or a small name for him!! Although this is a matter of no matter what The cp is uninteresting in any order (whether it is Oda Nobunaga Mori Ranmaru's side or the protagonist's side), but [I want to know which side of the big name and the small name is the attack for Kurosawa Akira] This thing It's a very heart-wrenching question for me!! On the one hand, since we already know the answer of Osamu Tezuka, it should be the same here, on the other hand, since this is the serious master version of Osamu Tezuka , that might not be able to inherit the advantages of Tezuka here~ (What Kurosawa lacks compared to Tezuka is [fun], and the order of doing bl is just for fun))
other:
Oda Nobunaga looks like he has hyperthyroidism... Tokugawa Ieyasu looks like he has hypothyroidism (no, it's far less severe than the former, it's just a very boring rounding up)
The soundtrack and the tiger's grass are the same style! ! ! (Except for the theme that was used badly by Hong Kong films) It's so nice to say that tigers are fighting grass! ! ! (Even when the daimyo was still alive and even called Takeda Harunobu, no matter how you looked at it, it was very inconsistent...)
The snow in Echigo looks so good too, damn it (from the resentment of the person who was half-frozen on the snowy road in Jilin)
(I really wrote a running account that no one would want to read except myself (and this article was so boring that I wouldn’t even want to read it)…)
Ah yes, and... even if I am not a military fan, it would be too difficult for the audience to look directly at the war scene if it was filmed like this! ! When I saw it, I really... covered my face and plunged into the bed, as if I was the one who lost it write
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