No special supply, as long as equality

In fact, there are only two missions that such a movie needs to undertake. One is to produce as much jokes as possible and intensively as possible within 100 minutes of time. No matter the quality is high or low, regardless of inferiority or not, there can even be no logic, laugh. Carpet bombing, there is always a "hit" you, even if you are not hit by chance, it doesn't matter, anyway, you have already bought a ticket and cannot refund the ticket, and this is the second mission of the film , To get as much box office as possible. In fact, this is also the common goal of the commercial films released, but "some people" stand to make money, some people make money on their knees, and some people make money on the ground.
However, as far as the essential purpose of making money is concerned, there is no difference between high and low among these methods. They have different tastes and different methods. So whether the storyline is simple or not, and whether creative routines are old-fashioned is not so important. Anyway, there is no ambition to become a classic and famous forever. Isn’t it more straightforward to be funny and cute, and it can be effective faster, at least Some ready-made laughter can be heard in the cinema. However, looking at the whole movie, the task of selling cuteness is that the Azcats have done more and better. This has somewhat robbed the Smurfs of the limelight, and the emotional links in the film are basically very old-fashioned, and they are still Hollywood carnivals. There is nothing worth saying about the situation.
Finally, let me talk about the so-called special edition of the movie, especially the special edition of China. To be honest, I can't accept this almost flattering marketing method. The audience is God, but what kind of emperor needs the flattery of others? In ancient China, only Fainted King needed this. It doesn't feel very good to be regarded as a faint king, so every time I hear a movie that has a special edition in China, I never feel lucky, but feel sick. And to be fair, the advertisements with Chinese characteristics in this film are really clever. In fact, there are those who want to implant advertisements. Wouldn't it be better to work harder on the plot and make the movie better. I always feel that those foreign multinational companies have never really figured out that Chinese consumers do not particularly need them to look differently. What we actually need more is that they can treat each other fairly and treat each other equally.

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