How can this be a fairy tale?

Gail 2022-03-22 09:01:21

The pursuit of realism should not be underestimated. Not only is it supported by rotary drawing and multi-plane technology, but also a lot of human input (especially character animation and light and shadow processing). In the first scene, Snow White hides in the castle and listens to the prince singing. From the balcony, it suddenly turns to the left and finally The panning shot of the queen revealed on the other side of the window transcends the imagination of many animations. Even today, it is still very incredible. It is a kind of image aesthetics that can be completed by hand-painted animation in the multi-plane technology and the moving lens. The other is depth of field processing, such as the close combination of the rotating front and back scenes of the queen drinking medicine and transforming into a scene and the abstract animation after it. In terms of sound, it also continues steamboat's slapstick musical, shaping the animation itself on the basis of music rhythm to complete the real sound and picture integration. But the film stands out as much as a technological achievement as a representation of Disney’s horrific ideology, whether it’s the all-out portrayal and celebration of the female character (the housewife mother) or the picture of middle-class suburban life where the dwarf (the male worker) goes home from production work. The unreported animals play the role of slave-machine ironically mirroring their exploitative production labor

Van 2022-03-24 09:01:24

Growing up, I couldn't understand what was going on with this idiot Snow White. This kid really didn't do anything but look good. Kind-hearted is not necessarily so. The only thing he did was bite the poison apple.