After watching this film, my point of view is: it may not be the best theatrical version in the eyes of fans of Little Hero, but it is definitely an excellent family-friendly theatrical version.
As a fan of the theatrical version, I think all the popular characters have already appeared, and they have also given a lot of scenes and fighting scenes, as well as small details in the interaction between characters, which will definitely satisfy all CP parties.
As a non-fan to the theatrical version, there is no world view that Ku Da Chou Shen can't explain in eight lifetimes, and there is no big truth that can't be photographed but must be eaten by the fortress. The whole chapter is the simple jump spirit: hard work, growth, and victory.
Coupled with the cool and explosive storyboards of the Bones Club and the hard-working performances of the seiyuu, the main positioning of the film's blood is a perfect performance. In the last ten minutes of the fit-in scene, I really felt that there was no need to entangle some messy battle settings with my brain at all, and follow the bgm and the protagonist in the play to shout oh la oh la oh la! ! ! And Plus Ultra! ! ! It's enough to express your enthusiasm!
I think the Little Hero movie version is definitely a qualified and well-made theater. Of course, as a fan of Little Hero, I also hope that if there is a next time, the setting of the plot can be richer and stand up to scrutiny, and the battle is not necessary. It's turn-based. And the rare theatrical version pulled the stage out of Japan and came to California. In fact, it also set a very distinctive American-flavored hero. It is really a pity that there is not much role play!
I sincerely hope that China can introduce more excellent theatrical versions, and hope that the little hero can do better and better! Plus Ultra! ! !
PS: Little Hero Mother Bones Club, I can blow it for another 100 years! ! !
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