"Challenger League"
plot 7.5
Wake up at six in the morning and then look back to yesterday, and finally cried so much that I couldn't control myself. The film has obvious advantages and obvious disadvantages. A very worthy movie. First of all, the shortcoming is that the foreshadowing described in the early stage is not enough, and many of them are too blunt. For example, when they were rescued at the playground, it actually did not conform to the main line behind, and the Challenger League did not know whether it was the group of irregular soldiers or the foosball villains in the end. The early settings didn't convince me. A punk never lost, but once in a while he was picked up to be a superstar. Such a brutal setting is untenable in terms of plot. And the way that love is handled up front is too rude. But the advantages are also obvious. When love is an accessory, the feeling of sharing weal and woe between them becomes profound. And the editing is very good. For example, if I want to shoot informal training, I really fast-forward. The third is to set the last game to lose. It's not perfect but fits the plot, but because of this loss, it balances out the normal differences. Those who win have not won the shadow of childhood, and those who are proud are also tragically unhappy. The loser wins love, public opinion, and what he needs. There is no comparison in this game at all, everyone gets what they need.
Special Effects 8
Hairy Creatures My Favorite. The mouse part looks really cool... The foosball characters are also well-made, some of the bumps next to the nose are very detailed, and Armadale's hair, which is soft in chestnut color, is very detailed. And of course the villain's eyebrows. However, the heroine has been widely criticized for being too ugly. There are long-range shots of the entire stadium, as well as close-up shots of characters, which are all highly accomplished. It's my favorite animated movie of the year.
Entertainment 7.5
didn't get one of the laughing points, especially the Newton head, it looked too bad. But the overall look and feel of the film, in particular, scores a lot in terms of completeness. The bland narration after the event, and the close-up of a few eyes, give the audience some time to relax. A hero in a small town doesn't really need to prove to his son. After losing the game, he said, did you hear that? You should remember this moment when. The camera zoomed out, silent, and tears fell.
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