Over the Moon Quotes

Birdie 2022-03-19 09:01:08

Interesting, touching and smooth. The story and posture are very Disney or DreamWorks; the plot echoes the foreshadowing; the music has completed the sensational task but can’t remember; the image design, action scenes, etc. lack detailed imagination. The face is a bit of Mulan style, especially the last face of Liu Yuling in Chang'e; this is the legacy of racial prejudice, similar to the black animated image with red and thick lips and Jewish nose, which exaggerates the abnormality of ethnic minorities. The rare all-Asian dubbing lineup is believed to have market considerations; among them, Zheng Ken, the number one Asian comedian, has become popular because of his super small size. American screens occasionally have Asian stories like this one, but Asian stories are rare, and Asians have been dissatisfied for a long time. The awakened Asians look at this film with mixed flavors. Authentic contemporary Chinese life is extremely rare; authentic Chinese culture is also rare in American film and television-I can't help but think that without the development of the animation industry in the home country, Asians would not even have the influence of being a cultural intermediary. Sad. The rap Disney-style musical songs are all American, which highlights the embarrassment of Asians with little cultural achievements. Of course they are not to blame. Asians have been suffering for a long time, but Asian compatriots like the Chinese in this film are stuck in "Mulan Okafina is beautiful and the United States does not discriminate"

Marcus 2022-03-26 09:01:11

The first universe escape velocity of maglev fireworks, the mooncake family story before Chang'e's appearance is very good, and the music is also good, a bit like a traditional Disney song and dance animation. The green pigs are all out, and the table tennis battle rap is also embarrassing