When I saw the trailer, I had a sense of sight of Aladdin. I thought that if I made a mistake, I still have to buy a ticket and watch it before I have the right to speak.
So I went to the cinema with my best friend, and the whole feeling was, isn't this TM the Chinese version of Aladdin? When I turned around again, my girlfriend had fallen asleep peacefully.
I made a note of the similar passages, good guy, so many
1. When the protagonist is in trouble, activate the magic lamp/teapot, and use the jiggle method to let the elf/dragon lead the protagonist to escape.
2. Put out a lot of fingers and say no.
3. Two of the three rules of wishing are the same. (Maybe Shenlong didn't say not to bring the dead back to life in order to save Qingmei's father in the end.)
4. The protagonists all want to disguise their identity to get close to the heroine. When the elf/dragon first casts spells, the protagonist turns the protagonist into a local tyrant.
5. After the fake identity, the heroine asks, do we know each other?
6. "Once she knows the truth, it's all over."
7. Make up your mind to tell the truth and turn out to be wrong until the villain takes the power to reveal the identity.
8. What the hero said to the heroine when the hero and heroine fled - "Do you believe me?" (Believe? Then jump!)
9. If the villain gets the magic lamp/teapot, he must reveal the identity of the male protagonist.
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I don't have the intention to record it later, except that the ending is different, other places basically copied Aladdin.
The selling point is probably the furry dragon dubbed by Jackie Chan...
Another point worth complaining, a 3D animated movie, the kind you watch with 3D glasses, only the subtitles are 3D?
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