Not only cats, but also this film are with me for the New Year

In fact, I've watched this film no less than five times, and every time I watch it, I feel like I'm going to be cute. In the scene where Wallace turned into a rabbit in the car at night, the big fluffy tail popped out of his pants at once, which is simply adorable. Totty loves vegetables. When the church opposed Vincent's killing of rabbits, she looked like an angel with the lamp above her head and the wings behind her back. At that time, the first thing that came to my mind was Bentham, the first group of people who started to study animal rights people, it feels like it's traditional. Pull away, cough. In fact, I want to say that it looks more human than the American animation, there is not much dialogue, and the animals have no dialogue, but this will not affect their communication with each other, with people, and they should not communicate with the audience. The meaning of each frame is not reflected in language alone. Various scenes and actions, BGM are very important. The reason why I feel warm is that the lack of language dialogue makes the center tend to sort out the animation process, that is, the framework of storytelling. Of course, paying attention to every detail is more important to the generality. The second is that even if Gromit has no dialogue in it, his performance makes one feel like he is equal to his human master, the other town residents. In many American animations, if the animal does not speak and has no dialogue, it is basically obvious that it is a pile or a dwarf. Discourse is like the dominance of a higher creature. The animation of the rotten country still endows animals with a mixture of animal and human nature, not to give them appearance, but to give them life. Appearance can only be some superficial human characteristics, such as being able to use language, communicate in human language, and speak like a human being. Life here is more of a kind of spirituality. The independence and difference of individuals allow Gromit to express his spirituality vividly even without speaking. Specifically, here Gromit does not exist in opposition (in many animations, it is very simple and rude that human animals = the good side = against violence, and the bad people are inhuman and all kinds of violence, of course, good people deal with bad people only violence is not counted) It is an application of wisdom and wisdom. The so-called artistry is not only the producer's insistence on clay animation, but also the full-point narrative method. It has nothing to do with routines or routines. They chose a logical narrative and made the story vivid and interesting.

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