Miura Tomokazu plays an honest and somewhat rigid father who already looks like a middle-aged man. I don't know what Yamaguchi Baihui looks like now!
There are a lot of small ideas in this film, and you can see that they are very thoughtful, but when they are shown, the effect is not very good. The rhythm is too slow, and now I am more and more suspicious. Do Japanese people watch things at such a slow pace? It's unbearably slow.
Then the stunts were so badly done that it felt like a film collage instead of computer animation.
In the railway, the cosplayers get on the train and take pictures of them alone. The poses of the people taking pictures are very funny, like collecting all the poses of the whole country, acting like a model.
My uncle was also very funny, because he told the story of using backflips to exorcise ghosts, so my sister practiced backflips every day. The special effects of this movie seem to be very rough, whether it is "big me" or "big sunflower" or something, it seems to be special effects made from film clippings, not computer special effects. I don't know if it is intentional to have such a rough effect? Or not enough budget?
There seem to be a lot of stars showing a little face here. There seems to be a grass clipper (that is, the one in SMAP, imitated by the Twelve Girls' Band) when watching Mom's animation.
On Sunday morning, my uncle, brother and sister fell asleep side by side. My sister got up to do some back flips, my uncle got up and went for a walk on the bridge alone, and finally got up the courage to meet an old lover-the lover was married and opened an agency store by himself. Husband paints in Brazil - as Bubble said: no one in the family has a serious career. Not long ago, I saw an article reporting the Japanese economy, saying that although the Japanese economy has experienced a "lost decade", the economic structure has been improved, and the financial system has also been reorganized through chaos. In one sentence: A camel that died of starvation is bigger than a horse. , not to mention that the economy is starting to improve? In addition, in terms of employment situation, the previous employment system of "lifetime employment system and seniority salary system" has been changed. According to statistics, there are 400,000 people who are not employed, study or do odd jobs - this will change the income of the rich and the poor in society. difference.
"The Taste of Tea" must not be able to fully reflect the social reality, but the loneliness, serenity and indifference may also be a portrayal of the life of ordinary people in Japan today.
Most of the people who appear in the film are freelancers: animators, a psychologically weird cartoonist and his violent female assistant, a sound mixer, and a dancer whom the mixer met by the river, a psychological hypnotist, an animation cosplayer... This film focuses on these people, "There is no serious career!" In the
film, their family often appears foolishly sitting in front of the porch drinking tea, saying nothing, each with their own worries and relaxation... ...that feels good.
Because when my grandfather was alive, my sister didn't turn it over, and she secretly ran to the mountains to turn it over. She was secretly followed by grandfather and found out, and grandpa didn't break it. It was not until after grandfather's death that his paintings revealed his good wishes. - Here, I am really touched. After seeing other people's perceptions, most of them are "moved" here ^0^
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