In this film review, some praised stop-motion animation, Japanese culture, the theme of love, etc.; some complained about the naive story, rough characters, logical problems, etc. This may not be a movie issue.
Maybe the following is not entirely correct, just an opinion. Except for some serious mistakes in basic common sense, serious violations of official history and no special significance, etc., general small flaws can be discussed and understandable. As for the film style, expression techniques, content and subject matter, etc., it is a question whether there is really a better and who is worse. Is tragedy more moving than comedy? Are live-action movies more suitable for adults than animation? Are historical dramas more realistic than fantasy? Are action movies more cheesy than art movies?
Movies are multi-dimensional, and each can be decomposed or integrated. After decomposing, it can be deeply excavated; after integrating each latitude to contribute an appropriate part of the overall, the overall has a new performance. What's more, it sometimes seems to be a comparison of personal preferences, such as radish and cabbage.
If a movie can bring us a touch, a joy, a memory, an enlightenment, a little knowledge, and a moment of enjoyment. . . It's just a way of life unfolding, and it's just a different face to everyone.
Postscript: I basically watch a few movies a week, and then search for movie information and review after watching. But I have seen too many complaints and tears in the film reviews, and I feel unpleasant (I think watching movies and listening to songs is for a happy and enriching life), isn't it good to share more insights and emotions. Some negative comments are really unnecessary, so I wrote this article. No one may see it, if there is. Write it to yourself, remind yourself to pay more attention to the good side of learning, and reduce the distribution of unnecessary negative emotions. It is good for self and others.
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