The film has very good visual effects, making the animal characters described by Radiyad Kipling come to life, and "Fantasy Forest" does this well.
The film is a live-action film remake of "The Forest Prince". Whether it is visual effects or sound design, this film can be said to be seamlessly connected, and there is no discrepancy. It is dazzling and pleasant, and it serves the plot of the film, which is especially impressive.
Director Jon Feiru’s film was a sincere and sincere adaptation of the original Radiad Kipling. He not only has some fresh ideas, but also knows which classic elements in the 1967 version of the animation can’t be moved. Finally successfully merged the two.
To a certain extent, the film advances and develops in the direction of pleasing the audience. The plot is a bit old and familiar. However, the excellent special effects and the lifelike animal characters are still shocking.
Although "Fantasy Forest" is a live-action film, all animal characters in it have their own meanings, symbolizing the good and evil of human society. Mowgli was born in the forest, and for the animals in the forest, it is itself The existence of "non-self race". The protection of Mowgli’s animals and the animals that hate him highlights the issue of tolerance for different ethnic groups. From different roles, we can see the "goodness" worth promoting such as love, responsibility, casual, and responsibility, and we can also see Greed, cruelty, temptation and other "evil" that should be discarded. Interesting story, excellent special effects, rich meaning, "Fantasy Forest" can be regarded as a family movie.
The visual effects of the film make the lifelike animals look fake, as well as those lifelike animal hairs and even expressions, making people immersive. "Fantasy Forest" is closer to Radiyad Kipling's original work, and the dark and mysterious atmosphere is more abundant. In the film, you can clearly feel the loneliness of a "civilized man" surrounded by "wild beasts". Desperate situation, this is the core story setting of the film.
