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Sammy 2021-11-17 08:01:26
I like the original fairy tale even more
The fluffy elf mouse, the translation is really good. I know that the white rat is much cuter than the black rat, but I don't want to come into contact with the animal that is used for experimentation. When I read fairy tales, I feel that Americans like animals too much, and even mice...
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Toby 2021-11-17 08:01:26
A mouse as great as MICKEY and JERRY~~
The third cute, kind and funny mouse in history~one is MICKEY~~the other is JERRY~~there is this little mouse~~~
Although it only helped the little white mouse in the laboratory put on a dress-_,-but this It’s just huge and cute~~Is the
plot aimed at little children~~Is it a shame, just...
Rob Minkoff
Rob Minkoff (Rob Minkoff), born on August 11, 1962 in California, USA, is an American director, screenwriter, and producer.
In 1989, directed his first animated short film "Tummy Trouble". In 1994, he co-directed his first animated film " The Lion King " with Roger Allers . The film's global box office exceeded 750 million U.S. dollars
[1]
and won the 52nd American Film and Television Golden Globe Award for Best Film in Music and Comedy
[ 2]
. The 22nd Anne Award for Best Animation Film Award
[3]
. In 1999, the directed CG movie " Stuart Little " exceeded 300 million U.S. dollars at the global box office
[4]
. In 2002, directed the CG film " Stuart Little 2 "
[5]
, which was nominated for the 55th British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards-Children's Award for Best Feature Film
[6]
. In 2008, the directed action fantasy movie " The Forbidden Kingdom " achieved a box office of 121 million yuan in mainland China
[7]
. In 2014, directed the animated film " Mr. Peabody & Sherman "
[8]
. In 2017, he served as a judge for the Tiantan Award in the main competition unit of the 7th Beijing International Film Festival
[9]
. In 2019, served as the chairman of the jury for the Tiantan Award, the main competition unit of the 9th Beijing International Film Festival
[10]
.
Early Experience
On August 11, 1962, Rob Minkoff was born in California, USA. After that, grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area next to Chinatown, grew up in the influence of Chinese classical culture, his childhood fascination with Chinese martial arts, is very fond of King Hu , Bruce Lee , and "Drunken Master," "Once Upon a Time", "Enter the Dragon" and other films . After graduating from high school, Minkoff, who is good at drawing, entered the California Academy of Art to study and joined Disney Animation in his junior year.
.
Performing Experience
In 1983, Minkoff participated in the production of the animated film " The Black Cauldron " for the first time at Disney , and held the position of intermediate painting
. Later, he participated in the production of " The Little Mermaid ", " Beauty and the Beast ", " The Great Mouse Detective " and other films in various identities
, and was appreciated by Steven Allan Spielberg
.
In 1989, directed his first animated short film "Tummy Trouble". In 1990, he served as the director of the animated short film "Roller Coaster Rabbit".
In 1994, he co-directed his first feature-length animated film " The Lion King " with Roger Allers . The film was dubbed by Matthew Broderick , James Earl Boggins Jones , and Jeremy John Irons , and was successively distributed to 46 countries and regions. With a box office of more than 750 million U.S. dollars
, he won the 52nd American Film and Television Golden Globe Awards for Best Film in Music and Comedy
, and the 22nd Anne Award for Best Animated Film
. Subsequently, Minkoff left the Disney Animation Company where he had worked for 12 years
.
In 1999, in cooperation with Sony Pictures, directed the CG film " Stuart Little " adapted from E·B·white ’s novel of the same name . The film was dubbed by Michael J. Fox and co-starred by Geena Davis and Hugh Laurie . Received a box office of 300 million US dollars. In 2002, directed the sequel film " Stuart Little 2 " created by the original crew . The film earned 170 million US dollars in box office worldwide
and was shortlisted for the 55th British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards-Children's Award for Best Feature Film
.
In 2003, he returned to Disney and directed the suspenseful comedy film " The Haunted Mansion " co-starring Edward Regan Murphy and Terence Stamp . The
film's global box office exceeded 100 million US dollars.
.
In 2008, directed his first Chinese film " The Forbidden Kingdom ", starring Jackie Chan , Jet Li , and Crystal Liu . It was released in mainland China and North America, becoming the first film to win weekend box office titles in both China and the United States. The movie
ranked third
in the annual box office list in Mainland China with a performance of 195 million yuan , and a total of 128 million US dollars in the global box office
.
In 2011, directed the crime comedy film " FLYPAPER " co-starring Patrick Dempsey and Ashley Judd
. In 2014, in cooperation with DreamWorks Animation, directed the animated film " Mr. Peabody & Sherman " dubbed by Ty Burrell and Max Charles . The film achieved a box office of 121 million yuan in mainland China
and a global box office of 261 million. US dollars
.
In 2017, he served as a judge for the Tiantan Award, the main competition unit of the 7th Beijing International Film Festival
. In 2019, he served as the chairman of the jury for the Tiantan Award, the main competition unit of the 9th Beijing International Film Festival
.
Personal Life
emotion
In 1993, Rob Minkoff and Kong Linghua (the 76th generation descendant of Confucius ) met at a friend's birthday party in Los Angeles
. In October 2007, the two held a Chinese and Western wedding in Malibu, California
. Later, Kong Linghua Mingkov gave birth to a son named Max
.
Character Evaluation
Rob Minkoff is good at directing animated films
. He is a director with a high level of drawing. He is not so much like a Hollywood artist as a programmer in Zhongguancun
. In the movie "Mr. Peabody & Sherman", its story focuses on the sincere feelings between father and son, and this is what he is good at .
In the movie "The Lion King", Rob Minkoff focused on warm colors in color processing, placing complementary colors side by side and emphasizing the contrast of colors. The composition of the entire movie is entirely oil-painting and heavy-color style, giving the audience a feeling of warmth and reverence. As the plot progresses layer by layer, the colors match the growth and emotional changes of the characters, slowly unfolding the picture of life in the African savannah. The colors flow with the music, but they also have the inherent color of the dramatic "pause". The whole film fully embodies Rob Minkoff's perfect unified color style of impressionism and constructivism .
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[to second group]
Mr. Little: Edgar, Beatrice, and Spencer you take downtown. Every side street and back alley.
[finally comes to his Mom]
Mr. Little: Estelle.
[Points to the second search group]
Mr. Little: You better go with them.
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Salesman: No no no madame! There are many moods of Ben! It all depends on the occasion.
Mrs. Little: What if the occasion was a family party?
Salesman: I think I have just the thing.
