Joy is not guilty, and it is reasonable to be cute

As a Christmas New Year film, this film successfully or even exceeded his mission. I can fully imagine the British people who are sitting in the cinema with friends and family watching this movie at Christmas, and how warm they feel after seeing the end of the stage play. Reminiscent of the end of a year of hard work, and the time to enjoy the holiday, the audience in the cinema must have a strong sense of participation. Compared with Chinese Lunar New Year movies, this movie is obviously more "Lunar New Year" meaning. I think Chinese Lunar New Year movies can actually learn from this movie: I started to tell people from all walks of life in China as hard preparations for the New Year, with laughs and tears, and finally on New Year’s Eve, a year of hard work for career, family, and love. It was fulfilled, and then everyone smiled and welcomed the new year. I don’t know if there was any such Lunar New Year movie before.

Going back to the title, while completing the Lunar New Year mission, this movie also uses cute tricks to give the audience a sense of joy in watching the movie. The most important thing is: this is the most natural movie that I have ever seen to sell cute! From the third shot of the film, Little Liberty has been madly cute as a clown. I can’t help but say: Little Liberty does not need any pretentiousness. You just wear a shirt and a sweater and say normal things and you are already cute! When I saw Little Liberty's face puffed up by the fat uncle, I was already turned upside down~ Besides those little friends, I have to say that none of the little friends looks outstanding (Bobby's white sparkle) Not counting), but cuteness is natural, serious and young. The rehearsal was a highlight. The various exciting but serious performances, as well as the kind of little nervous, naturally cute little movements that can be seen, are really exciting. The final stage play is really shining shining, singing well and performing better. The most rare thing in the whole movie is the scene where everyone sits together and listens to the protagonist's dialogue. Actually, every little actor plays so real and serious, and even his small movements naturally reflect his attention to the person who speaks. It's so real, I even started to wonder if it was a semi-documentary. There was a school who decided to make its Christmas stage play into a movie on a whim, and these little actors were performing without knowing it! There is also the little free dog, with the same hair color as the owner. There are not many shots, but the performance is hard, the excitement of rolling on the bed is really cute. The most in love is the supporting actor. He looks like the pig in New Westward Journey. He looks like a bad guy and works hard to be cute but the effect is counterproductive. It would be even more exciting if the little fat guy in "The Hangover" came to play!

The English name of this movie is "Nativity". Personally, I feel that the translation of the name "Anglican Church Main School" is too weak, and the memory is too low and confusing. I personally thought of a key and attractive translation: "Christmas Moe", because 2011 is destined to be a cute age.

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