The structure of the story script conforms to the consistent style of Hollywood animated films, and the duration is not too long, generally not more than one and a half hours, otherwise the children will not be able to sit on the bench.
About an hour in the film, the two protagonists (Bed Rabbit and his male protagonist) began to open their hearts and confessed their fragility.
In fact, this has entered the beat of the "dark night of the soul" mentioned in "Save the Cat".
In this section, there are many classic cases of other films, such as "A Life with a Glass of Wine", where two male protagonists expose their failures at the beach and deny themselves by quoting "I am like a dung scum". For example, in "Little Beauty in the Sunshine", her brother and uncle said the classic phrase "painful time has shaped us, and happy time is wasted."
The beat of "Night of the Soul" is very easy to move the audience, and arouse the audience's resonance.
But after the night is dawn. After acknowledging one's failure and ordinaryness, light will appear.
In the third act, in order to speed up the pace of the film, there are often "chasing" scenes.
"Chasing", as the name implies, either chases people or things.
In the third act of Pete Bunny 2, the protagonist Pete Bunny goes to recover those friends who have been "sold away" by the pet shop.
To quote the "Life with a Glass of Wine" that I like very much again, the protagonist goes to recover the wallet lost in the house for his partner in the third act. After recovering it, he is chased naked by the other party.
Similarly, in the movie "Bride's Club", (coincidentally, the heroine of the movie "Bedd Rabbit 2" also played an important role in "Bedder Rabbit 2", so "Bedd Rabbit 2" suddenly Reminds me of "Bridesmaids".) The heroine went to find her girlfriend, because the girlfriend fled before the wedding.
Due to space limitations, let’s share and analyze the "fixed points" in the script structure of the above two movie stories in "Bed Rabbit 2" for the time being.
Also welcome everyone to discuss and make progress together.
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