From the perspective of the movie itself, whether it is the picture effects, character modeling, lens editing, and original soundtrack, it is very satisfying. The film is very long, but not procrastinating. These are all thanks to the amazing computer technology and the director's clever arrangement. In terms of story, like many people, "The Lion King, the Witch and the Wardrobe" is one of the many fairy tales that accompanied me through my childhood. Countless times I imagined that I would enter another wonderful world through a mysterious passage on a certain day and then embark on a strange journey, and even had many dreams related to it, or passed through a certain door to an endless horizon full of strange flowers. The grassy prairie, or enter a familiar world of ancient costumes, or come to a forest with strange colors. . . Seeing them fall from the dark and dull wardrobe into the snow-covered Narnia Forest, they suddenly opened up, as if their dreams had become a reality. Wonderful feeling. The quiet snow-white forest of Nuo Da, the street lamp that emits a warm light, the talking deer man, whoever is in such a scene, has the excitement to scream. There are also disputes, concerns, tolerance and understanding between the hands and feet, all of which are so familiar to me. . .
It's a bit messy. This movie allows me to relive my childhood imagination, see who I used to be, and make myself sober. Even if there is really such a closet that allows you to escape everything now, but no matter how far or long you escape, you will eventually return to your own world and continue your dreams.
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