I have to admit that this is the most romantic feedback for people who believe in fairy tales, and I am unfortunately a hypocritical young man who believes in fairy tales. I didn't even have a chance to find a high-definition DVD version of the movie, so I couldn't wait to find a gun-like version (because I had a premonition that it would not be available in China). After watching it, I sigh infinitely. I should really sit in the theater on a cold Christmas with goose feathers and heavy snow to watch such a cartoon that makes people feel happy to see the light of heaven.
In fact, I don't remember the classic chapter "Lettuce" in the original film "The Grimm's Fairy Tales", but this movie clearly reminds me of the anticipation and excitement that I had when I was holding the color reader of "The Grimm's Fairy Tales" in my childhood.
As the originator of 2D animation, this time Disney’s 3D pictures did not disappoint the audience. The exquisite light and soft pictures made the whole film show an unprecedented gorgeous texture. At the same time, in order to maintain the film’s full fairy tale fantasy color, the producer did not Let the overly real 3D graphics dilute the romantic atmosphere, and the right balance makes it easy to notice Disney's intentions for this masterpiece.
The combination of the prince and the princess is also a must. I really like these two protagonists. Rapunzel is not an orthodox noble princess. She is alive and ignorant of the world. She is more like a savage girl next door. She was wary and surprised when she first saw the male protagonist and she escaped from the tower. The play and entanglement are so cute.
The prince can’t be said to be a prince. Cynical, thief and petty expressions are always a big showy bag. When he meets a white horse, he has a lot of trouble with it. It is simply a ruffian hero. The dialogue between the two is actually a lot of laughter. of.
But this pair of atypical princes and princesses performed the most traditional utopian fairy tale love, going through dangers, defeating evil, helping the poor, realizing their dreams, and finally returning to the palace to fly the sky lantern of love. Romance without an inherent sense of distance.
At the end of the journey, when the two of them sat on a small boat and looked at the sky lanterns that were flying for the princess once a year, all the hustle and bustle stood still, and all the brilliance of the world belonged to them, twinkling in the night sky. When the dazzling lights and the ripples of the water turned into a touch of unspeakable brilliance, they sang "I see the light", and countless times Oscar winner Alen Menken's customized duet theme song for the film pushed the whole film to its climax. This scene should be the most beautiful scene I have seen this year. (Even the inferior version...)
The ending of the story is everyone guessed at the beginning of the film. People living in the cave can sing their dreams in the palace, and those who dream of immortality pay the price for their own desires. Those who fought bravely gained the recognition and support of the people, while the still lazy prince and the princess who lost their magic lived a happy life ever since.
This is really a fairy tale, too beautiful to be true, but it has a magical power to convince and move people. There will be no surprises in fairy tales, but there will be surprises, "Rapunzel" is such a surprise. Last year, Pixar’s "Flying House" was so beautiful that many people couldn’t help crying at the end of the film, "You makes the adventure". The emotion of the princess and prince in "tangled" singing "You're my new dream" on the string seems more natural.
I don't want to delve into the logic of the movie anymore, because this is just a fairy tale. Who would pick up "The Grimm's Fairy Tales" and explore the logic endlessly. Those who can't read fairy tales. I just want to remember this beautiful fairy tale, this beautiful world. "The prince and princess have lived happily ever since..." This is not a lie, but a truth that every child firmly believes in.
If you still believe in fairy tales, You'll see the light.
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