Produced by Amand, carrying this title is like having a box office guarantee. "Invincible Primitives" doesn't seem to give me a lot of surprises, and I don't want to compare it with "Crazy Primitives" because it is not comparable.
Clay animation is very laborious to produce, and every action detail of the character must be paid attention to. Regarding the image of the characters, the figures of the Stone Age are more rude than those of the Bronze Age. The noses of Brother Dao and the people are made into pig noses, their hair styles are more messy, their teeth are bigger, and their limbs are more uncoordinated. I wonder if this is to show human evolution. The superiority. One day they will disappear with history, and the world will be replaced by more advanced people who have evolved.
In terms of evolution, the humans of the Stone Age were not doing well enough, but they retained the most primitive perseverance, enthusiasm, and self-confidence of mankind. They loved their homeland, they were willing to believe in their people, they were united sincerely, and in order to return home, they A lot of effort was made. What about bronze? Their lives are more advanced than those of the Stone Age, but they exposed more people’s evil nature, vanity, greed, and deception. They used advanced equipment to drive away the Stone Age people, occupy their homes, and even play football with them. Fortunately, the original intention of the screenwriter was not to let the two races compete. Bronze also became kind at the end of the story. The dissatisfaction of the bronze audience with the game, the integrity of the bronze queen, the blessing of the bronze team members, these make Stoneware feels warm.
Then the stone PK bronze, the focus is not on who loses and who wins, but a tribute to human civilization. Although it is based on the sport of football, the stalks in modern life that appear in the story also make everyone laugh. The clay animation, which hasn't appeared in a long time, is refreshing in "Invincible Primitives".
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