The story of "Ghost Mother" is a typical dark fairy tale style. The most striking thing is its nostalgic style of frame-by-frame animation. In the modern era where computer 3D animation is sweeping everything, Henry Selick has almost become the only remaining "nostalgia". Old school director. In "Mother Ghost", what Henry Selick did is not much different from when he filmed "The Nightmare Before Christmas" in 1993. He brought them to life with the help of models and puppets by shooting frame by frame. Computer technology is only an auxiliary means, making the shooting work less cumbersome, but it does not detract from the real and tactile texture of the frame-by-frame animation itself.
"Ghost Mother" is an animated film based on Neil Gaiman's novel of the same name. It is often used to interact with Lewis due to its surrealism and reality blending style, quirky sense of humor and claustrophobic horror. Comparison of Carol's classic "Alice in Wonderland"-it just so happens that the little girl in "Mama Ghost" also follows a hole into a strange world.
The translation of "Mother Ghost" adds a bit of gloomy air to the movie, and gives the audience a vague subjective impression of the main content of "Mother Ghost". From this perspective, the translation of "Ghost Mother" is very successful. It fits the animation and the original atmosphere that is slightly horrible and more weird, and it directly points the finger at the role of mother who has always appeared in a loving image. For children with full of imagination, the moms and dads in the adult world are not always as beautiful as the song "Only Mother is Good in the World". Doting, indulgence or neglect may lead to children's recognition of the adult world. Known deviation. At this time, children often use imagination to weave a strange world, and then immerse in it, just like Alice falling into a rabbit hole. The story of "Ghost Mother" is like this, in which there are the souls of three children whose lives were sucked by the ghost mother, which is an extreme example that symbolizes being trapped in the world we have woven and cannot extricate itself.
