Let me shines
it is a cartoon, stop-motion animation, not only outdated technology, but also dress up the characters behind the times, but that does not delay I see interesting. Daddy Fox's wild horse's unrestrained ease, his calmness and calmness when a crisis comes, and he spares no effort to use his wildness and talent, I can't help but applaud.
Not entangled in technology, but not ignoring details, this film captures details to a harsh level. The row of small teeth bared by the father fox, Ash's fast flapping ears, and every hair on the fox's body are handled with sound and color, which is really meticulous.
The success of this film once again proved that film is an art, not a technology. What I like to watch is not the realistic special effects piled up by hundreds of millions of transistors, but the penetrating character depiction; what I like to watch is not the breathtaking scenes, but the powerful lines.
I love watching movies, but there was one year I especially liked - 1999. Fight Club and The Matrix are the love of my life. "American Beauty" and "American X-Files", which came out two years ago, also fascinated me like a lingering sound. I was puzzled to understand why. I figured it out recently, because 99 was the year that the film industry and computer stunts were about to combine. The great success of "Titanic" opened the door to the special effects of movies, and the film industry is about to set off a technological revolution. In the early stage of the revolution, the role of special effects is mainly to reproduce the real picture. At most, it can only be used to polish the real scene and make simple embellishments. It does not have the cost of constructing a complete virtual world instead. The writers, directors, and producers with funds still focus on those simple emotions, the struggles of human nature, and the insights of life. The special effects are just the icing on the cake. Therefore, the excellent films of this period can be called the peak of thinking. After watching, it is easy to resonate with the heart, rather than the resonance of liver tremors...
When we applaud the technology, can we think of the simplest things that once brought us laughter and tears? What about him, her, it? At least I will treasure those amazing fox dads in my heart...
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