The moving city is a novel idea, but a bit of a steal from Miyazaki.
The fighting scenes of the entire movie feel like a live-action version of the Red Alert game. The moving city is like a base car, which can be parked and moved at any time. Various aircraft are the styles of various flying fighters in Red Alert.
Of course, the film is not as reasonable as the future water world. The current mobile phone is placed in the museum, but the museum and library are preserved. Will the future world technology be stronger than the era of mobile phone existence or start from the original zero technology? It's hard to tell from movie footage and footage alone.
Moving cities, some technological products in museums, and skeletons look like technological progress, but the fusion of various primitive black technologies such as slave trading and chariots makes it difficult to identify what stage of development is.
The director wants to say that China is beautiful and beautiful through elements such as Tibet, monks, and Asia, but he does not dare to say China directly, which is a little cowardly.
But from the perspective of novelty of the story, thinking about war, reflection, pictures, etc., this film is not boring, and it is recommended to watch it.
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