Robin wants to have his own movies, not because children want toys, cars and houses when they grow up, but a need for a deeper self-identification. In the early stage, he thought that with his own movie, he could prove that he was a superhero. The director who helped him realize his self-identification once replaced his partner and became his most trusted person. After Robin was used, he realized that he did not need to be defined by a movie through the conflict caused by the director's "dreamer" and "mortal enemy" identities. Superhero originated from a strong inner self-identification. I have to say that including this one, as far as the three DC universe movies I have seen so far, no matter how different the directors’ production styles are, their ideologies are very clear and consistent.
In this cartoon, not only a large number of DC superheroes were gathered, but Stan Lee was also invited to use the Marvel universe and "The Lion King" to set up a few very interesting points of laughter. The whole plot setting, even for adults, is full of feelings and a more mature story. For children, the ability to watch movies is even stronger. The production of painting style, color, music, rhythm, and sound is a lively and lively style. From the small point of view, after Robin and the others failed to fight the death knell for the first time, Robin slowly pulled the rope down from the outer wall. Although the tone, frequency and loudness of the sound of pulling the rope reflected his depressed mood, it was still The performance of cuteness is also the keynote of the whole movie.
If you want to talk about the problem, then go back to what the title says, this film without any hard errors in production, can't attract my interest in other works in the same series. Now that DC has clearly created their superhero universe, in addition to the protagonist of this movie, at least some of the other friendly characters should show some of their own personalities that are different from those of the protagonist. . In this way, many works can work together to create a splendid universe. So far, DC's movies are too honest, and the characters can only appear on the scene, but there is no opportunity for advertising.
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