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Polar Express
Hester 2022-04-20 09:01:23
I don't need to retell the content of the film, the legends about Christmas, and the children's understanding of Santa Claus that slowly changes as they grow up. Of course, children believe in Santa Claus, but as they grow up and have more knowledge, they also know the illusion of Santa Claus. I'm naturally one of those materialists who don't believe in Santa Claus, don't believe in Jesus Christ, don't believe in anyone who exists only in legends and myths, that is, people who don't hear the jingle of Christmas bells much. A film that tries to "believe" a little boy who doesn't believe in Santa Claus from start to finish feels like it's trying to convince me. Of course, this movie isn't trying to make us all believe in Santa Claus, it just wants us to have the so-called Christmas spirit. I thought it was the ability to dream, the spirit of loving others and caring for each other... I wonder if I can really hear the moving jingle bells?
Extended Reading
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Gennaro 2022-04-22 07:01:05
Although the end of the process is modeled like a program, there is still a little moving. And give extra points to the special effects, it was very shocking back then.
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Tate 2022-04-24 07:01:04
Two of them were taken out and recorded again~ That part of the sound effect library is not complete at all!~ I almost killed me~~ The funniest thing is that Hui Hui was the only one in the end, and the sound was all staggered haha~ Poor child~
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The Conductor: ...It's five minutes to midnight.
Know-It-All: Hey, what gives? It was five minutes to midnight four minutes ago!
The Conductor: Exactly!
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Hobo: That skirt you're chasing must've moved on ahead. We got to high tail it to the hog, pronto!
Hero Boy: The hog?
Hobo: The engine. The engine, you tenderfoot. We've got to make it before we hit Flat-Top Tunnel.
Hero Boy: Why?
Hobo: [sighs] So many questions. There's but one inch of clearance between the roof of this rattler and the top of Flat-Top Tunnel. Savvy?