time, memory and story

Gabe 2022-04-23 07:01:59

The only thing that can fight against time is memory, memory gives strength, and stories make people happy. The mother's hair and one of my own are real memories, two strings point the question, and the power comes from this. (Look carefully, there are two, and the thick one in the middle is the piano column.) The armor is the story told by the mother, which constitutes the main line of Kubo's growth. However, the point is not this objectified goal, but the thing that has always been by his side, piano. But ordinary strings are not without appearance, and only the stories of their own personal experience can move people's hearts and gain strength. The form of Japan, the story of the East; the previous Mulan just told the story of the United States in the form of China, follow your heart, freedom, and some conceptualization. This time, it's about family, time, memory, story (itself), and philosophy comes alive. Eyes-soul, focus, put the spirit into it, and forget the time and time to make sense, which must be the reason why the director focuses on the traditional form of stop-motion animation, which is laborious and time-consuming.

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Extended Reading
  • Tillman 2021-11-23 08:01:13

    The Japanese version of Agarwood kubo participated in a one-man Triwizard Tournament. The big boss grandfather with Voldemort's voice became a tyrannosaurus in a rage. No wonder that with "Dad" and "Mom" they had to catch fish when they were drifting on the sea fantasyly. It is really a movie full of "bugs". The movie! So the real name of the protagonist should be [Kubo·Agarwood·Pai·Porter]

  • Freida 2022-03-31 09:01:03

    I'm a little disappointed, the story is pretty bad, and the laughs are a bit awkward, such a waste of good art... Kubo really looks like a startling Lee Jun Ki!

Kubo and the Two Strings quotes

  • Monkey: You have questions, I can tell.

    Kubo: Who...

    Monkey: You get three.

    Kubo: I think I have more.

    Monkey: Three. But first you're gonna eat.

    Kubo: Why only three?

    Monkey: Okay, that was your first question.

    Kubo: What?

  • Beetle: I have a feeling this is my destiny.

    Monkey: No, it isn't! We can't trust anything you say, because *you* can't trust anything you say.