The Hong Kong translation of "Guinea Pig Squad" is "Super Mouse Special Attack", and the Taiwan translation is "Mouse Gallbladder". In contrast, the mainland translation is quite satisfactory. As a film composed of live action and CG animation, the story of this film is obviously going to be "suitable for family viewing". The overall level is between the upper limit of children’s intelligence and the lower limit of adult audiences. If everyone is not picky, Very happy to watch. But this time the Chinese dubbing is really good, and there are many highlights that are worth recommending. (It is too dizzy to see the subtitles of the three-dimensional movie. But it’s a little regretful after the dubbing. Some celebrities can’t hear the dubbing. But it doesn’t matter, the kids don’t care who is Nicholas Cage-adult audiences do. Do you?)
If you have seen movies like "Lightning Dog" and "Vs Aliens", you know the basic way of "Guinea Pig Agents". As a Disney movie, it still stubbornly insists on the line of family viewing. It has all the action scenes (but certainly not violent), and there is no shortage of stupid kids and big bad guys (but in the end they are found by conscience), gag There is no shortage of gold medal passers-by (all impressive). For families with children, this movie is obviously worth the money (but I have always wondered if children wear the stereoscopic glasses in the cinema if they will be dizzy. The glasses are not only heavy, and I feel dizzy after wearing them for a long time.)
As a three-dimensional film, the film does not deliberately highlight the three-dimensional effect, basically the processing method is similar to that of ordinary movies. But in a few action scenes, I didn't miss the opportunity to show off the favorite scenes of the three-dimensional movie-flying things from the screen to the audience, as well as the deep motion shots. (There is definitely no blood in Disney’s action scenes. There was a scene in "National Treasure" that I was very impressed. After a car chase, the film also spent a few seconds explaining that a policeman was detained. Climbing out of the car on the ground, it means, don’t be afraid, kids, look, there are no dead people~~)
As the last three-dimensional movie of the year, "Guinea Pigs" has chosen a half-price release on Tuesday at a good time. I went to buy a ticket at 22 o'clock at 19:00, and it was basically about one-third of the price. Considering that the ticket price of a 3D movie is more expensive than a regular movie, and the film is of average quality whether it is a 3D movie or a regular movie, so it belongs to the genre that you can’t watch, and there is nothing worth recommending strongly.
As for the audience, the only thing to worry about in this year's Lunar New Year file is not to watch the movie but to choose the movie to watch, so it's okay for those movies that don't have a strong urge to consume. (The movies lined up in the back sounded more ruthless one by one, all staring at the audience's wallets with red eyes. If they didn't pay a hundred or two hundred million, they felt like they would be embarrassed.)
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