First of all, we still have to express deep admiration for Hollywood's film technology. Even if it is described as "real and fake", it is not enough to explain the excellent CG technology of The Lion King. It is completely real Kenya. The problem is also in this extreme realism. When you are immersed in the vitality of this real animal world, suddenly all the lions, monkeys and dogs start to speak. The premise that and expressions must serve the truth has caused all the lions, monkeys and dogs to have their faces paralyzed, leaving only a pair of acting eyes, just like Tony Leung's eyes were cut out and placed on Chen Xuedong's face, which inevitably violated the peace. The past and present plots, pictures, music, and lines are of course a perfect re-engraving and restoration of the 94th edition. When the "Chihuahua" music in the title sounded, I couldn't help but follow the tears. Restoring the classics is worthy of recognition. But after all, it’s 9102 years, and there are still some innovative expectations in my heart. The more I see the back, the more frightened I get. This is a movie without a screenwriter. Except for the changes in presentation methods brought about by technological progress, the rest is almost the same. Like Mao, there really is no enterprising spirit other than technology. Under this kind of copy-and-paste scenario, I was in a trance when I went back to watching a movie in the lecture hall in junior high school, but when I looked at the picture, I knew clearly that it was not.
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