Hosoda Mamoru's work, "Future of the Future", after its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, went all the way to the Oscar nomination for best animation, becoming the first Japanese animation not produced by "Ghibli" to be nominated for the Oscar for best animation. The story mainly tells: the parents of the family after giving birth to the second child, because of their greater concern for their sister, the elder brother's need for love and jealousy of the younger sister are aroused... From this point as an introduction, use the perspective of intervention and inspection to experience Philosophy of life. Through chaotic travel, I saw my younger sister who will grow up to be a high school student in the future, I saw my childhood mother who was the same age as myself, I saw the young grandfather who was an adult with my father, and I got a taste of the ideological realm in different periods of life. . When you scold a child for being naughty, you used to be just as mischievous as a child. When you despise the old people as dirty, they despise their dependence on the juniors, and the irritability of long-term illness without a dutiful child occurs, you will find that when you get old, you will also need to rely on the care of the juniors and even drag them down. . . The little male protagonist in the film is very cute, he likes to play rascals, he is about three or four years old, he likes to cry, laugh and make trouble. It shows the daily life of the family very vividly, including the dog barking when someone knocks on the door, all of which are very real. It's just an average-looking, rather bland story. There are no big ups and downs. Like boiled water, there are no waves in the ancient well. Therefore, the ratings are not high, and the reputation is not very good. But this is the first Hosoda Mamoru work I've seen, so it doesn't have a gap like the old fans, at least it can resonate with me, and the look and feel is not bad, 7 points can be obtained.
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