When the movie was released at the beginning of Xiaosheng, I only knew it was released, but no one took me to see it. Why don't I go see it myself or find resources. First, when I was young, I was too stupid and weak. I really didn’t watch movies by myself, and I couldn’t find resources. Second, I originally thought The Adventures of Tintin was something that all children would read. Since all the children I know have "played", there is nothing rare about it, there is a kind of virgin complex. Since everyone knows it, it is not so cherished. So, when the movie came out, I really wanted to see it, but I didn't have the urge to go from my heart.
After a first look. For example, at first I visited with the excitement of seeing an old friend. After meeting, he changed into new clothes, the same and different. His reaction to me was like seeing a stranger, with a kind of empty enthusiasm and no old friendship at all. This is probably the most unsympathetic animation in the past few years, but it has no emotion to the point of being ruthless. You become a three-dimensional villain, you have texture, you become fine, you have changed. You become another person, the anime and manga you you reject, the audience that loves you. Send these feelings and love, politely turn them away, and say I don't know you.
Fried cold rice and selling feelings were sprayed very hard. I was scolded for selling my feelings, but I really don't have any feelings at all. Are we the audience impersonal? Some actors are perfect, and their acting skills are good. At first glance, they are very self-disciplined people. But when you think that every action of hers is carefully choreographed, doesn't it feel very unreal? A classmate asked me which one is the best in tfboy? I am, I don't like them either. I think Wang Yuan is the best looking, but the least distinctive. Yi Yang Qianxi was not good-looking at the time, but he was the most distinctive. Audiences don’t need to be perfect. What audiences like are features and grab points. It’s not that important to wrap things up.
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