if to say that today the world's most influential, received the most awards, the highest yield and the Department can get double harvest of commerce and art, rich subject matter covered, the most legendary in the life of the director, I am afraid not Spyridon Wilbur This is the case. This so far won 4 Oscar laurels, 13 Oscar nominations, Palme d’Or, Golden Lion, TV Golden Globe, Kurosawa Akira, and other film masters who have won soft hands. Almost no one can By the same token, countless audiences in the world have already printed the slogan "Spielberg produced, must be a fine product" on the global inspection-free trademark, and people have praised this master to a high altar. Pushed to the top of never fading, but for Spielberg himself, he was not dazzled by the glory of these successors. Instead, he always kept a heart that never gets tired of movies and continued to sail. Enjoy endless exploration in the colorful fantasy world of the movie world. Yes, in my opinion, Spielberg has never regarded film as a life-long career, but like a child, he regards film as a toy he can’t put down, when he is immersed in the toy world and forgets the outside. In everything, those purely beautiful stories naturally flow out from here, like a nectar from the sky, and the moisturizing place is full of amazing magnificence. Therefore, when he is over seventy years old, he is still able to take pictures of brilliant fairy tales and fantastic scenes that only children can weave. If you are tired of the complexity of the adult world, you may wish to take a look at this "Dream of Giants" It is said that if you are not moved, it is because you have lost your innocence.
In fact, this story is not complicated, it is about the friendship between a little girl named Sophie and a giant named "good-hearted". Sophie loves dreams, fantasies, and desires, but she has a simple mind and a kind heart; she was forced to be sent to an orphanage because of the death of her parents, but she hated the orphanage, which was not the living environment she should have in her childhood growth. So on a dark and windy night, Sophie, who had seen the giant one more time, was taken away by him, and thus entered a colorful fantasy dreamland. However, the film did not focus on rendering the illusory and unrealistic dreams. On the contrary, it was based on the cruel reality after the dream was awakened. When Fei was chased, the giants' brutality, brutal appearance, and the occasional innuendo of the last little boy who was eaten. When these problems were exposed one by one, and when these beautiful things were exposed one by one, the smart Sophie and the kind "good eyes" began to take on their mission of eliminating violence and peace, and finally succeeded with the help of the Queen of England. Sending away these unscrupulous plague gods and exiling them to a deserted island isolated from the world, Sufi and kind eyes successfully guarded the original beauty, tranquility, harmony and happiness of the giant world. As a human girl, Sophie wants to return to the human world after all. It’s like every one of us is going to grow up and bid farewell to the carefree childhood. This is a helpless and unforgettable regret, but farewell. It does not mean goodbye. Growing up does not mean split personality. As long as we can always maintain a childlike innocence of "Tingting Jingzhi", and always wipe the dust that has fallen on our hearts, even if the time goes by, the young head is white. How could it be "empty and sorrowful" with self-pity? Just as Sophie and "Good Eyes" are sitting on the grass under the setting sun in the film. Just before parting, Sophie cautiously asked "Good Eyes" "Will you still hear my call?", the giant pointed out. Pointing to your own whirring ears, laughing: Don’t forget my ears. In fact, giants are the sum of the imagination, kindness, bravery, innocence and other beautiful elements that we shared in our childhood. These elements have always been there and never left. As long as we need them, they will bloom the most beautiful flowers!
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