It is rare to see a cartoon without the logo of Disney, pixar, DreamWorks or Hayao Miyazaki Studio in front of it, and even after the film ended, Xiaojun and I had a lot of doubts about its origin. According to common sense, the animation in the matinee is dubbed, and the animation in the evening is the original version, but the one we watched at 8 p.m. is still in French, so it is reasonable to speculate that it should be of French origin, but according to the French animation we watched before For such a young story setting, this kind of "edutainment" of Chi Guoguo is unlikely to appear in the script of the French animator - after all, the little friends here can be 13 years old. Watch the full version of Lust, Caution.
After I got home and checked it out, it turned out that I was busy chatting before the film started, and I missed the nWave logo... So everything makes sense: the Belgian production should have been originally made in English and French, and there is no need for French dubbing. And the company is committed to 3D technology, has always been ahead of the industry level, and has never been particular about storytelling. When flying me to the moon, only a handful of technologies are left to make people admire; this company is keen on environmental protection The theme (there may be members of Green Earth in the upper layer), it is no wonder that they are so committed to "education of small pot friends" to
protect the ocean, in fact, the finding nemo of that year also had the same effect, although it was 2D, although the theme story is not in "people and The relationship between sea creatures", but that's what the movie does - having the audience stay with the characters for an hour and a half, and then we empathize and even fall in love with some of them, and when the fictional story is over, we'll keep it that way. Bringing love and sympathy back to the real world...
so the point is not "3D glasses finally come in handy this time", if I want this effect, I'll just watch Dinosaurs for another 10 minutes. The point is, with such excellent technology, in making such a long film, apart from making the underwater world colorful and beautiful, the rest did not help a little for the purpose of shooting.
Humans do not yet have the ability to shoot a full submarine movie, only animation technology can realize such a vision. And Mei Huan Meilun's 3D should make this idea full of whimsical and colorful attraction, but unfortunately, this kind of running account storyline, I was suspected when I was six years old.
nWave is really blind and unrepentant! If you speak French, can't you grab a few script writers from France to help write a story?
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As a TV kid, my childhood memories are inlaid with Japanese, American Yes, from France, and even from the Czech Republic, of course, there are also many cartoons produced in China, not all of them are shiny, but they are very beautiful when put together.
Just as someone who was about to enter a terrifying adult stage was entangled in a primary school student who would never grow up, a miraculous Chinese department banned all animations in the name of "protecting the local animation industry". Under such careful and careful protection, finally one day, I also heard a little friend say that the flash of "Pleasant Goat" is "beautiful".
Of course, as long as you give money to technology, you can quickly wash away this flash smell, but I think that China's cartoons will follow this route in the future, provided that this level of "education and entertainment" is not "three-dimensional". vulgar
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