In recent years, sometimes people can't help but dance when watching movies. For example, when watching "Enchanted", they think of the classic Disney animation "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs". When the title of the movie came up, I unconsciously thought that this movie would have any connection with that old movie "The Wizard of Oz"?
Sure enough, "The Wizard of Oz" is actually a tribute to the classic MGM movie "The Wizard of Oz." Except the pictures are the same as "The Wizard of Oz" - color pictures with black and white clips, the plot seems to be very closely related, but no matter how high the technology of modern movies, many classics have not been surpassed, this is because the audience themselves are "Stubborn", their "stubbornness" is not prejudice, but a tribute to the past from the bottom of their hearts, because the glorious years in the old days cannot be replaced.
Although there are all kinds of delicious and tempting bread desserts in bakeries now, every time you take a small bite, in addition to the aroma of bread, there seems to be a long-lost aroma of rice cakes. It's not difficult to understand, each type of bread is actually an invisible counterpart to each type of hair cake. Whenever a specific type of bread is eaten, the taste of the corresponding hair cake is unconsciously picked up by the audience.
The more the special effects pictures of "The Wizard of Oz" stimulate the senses, the more I miss the taste of "The Wizard of Oz". Suddenly, I couldn't help but underestimate the "Wizard of Oz" starring Judy Garland in the last century. I didn't know it if I didn't watch it, but I suddenly realized that the modern version of "The Wizard of Oz" is the prequel of "The Wizard of Oz"! In fact, this is not difficult to understand. Hollywood's biggest trick to continue the box office myth is to make sequels or remake prequels. On the one hand, it expresses its respect for classic works, and on the other hand, it effectively attracts the attention of a large number of audiences, and at the same time makes enough money box office.
I think China can also learn from Hollywood's practice, remake classics but not spoof classics. A while ago, "Huluwa" was made so popular by 100,000 cold jokes. Taking this opportunity, Huluwa should be brought back to the big screen. But don't let these seven brothers swoosh into the street inexplicably! ...
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