was very excited after watching it for the first time. Now it seems that the story is mainly brought to me. The screenwriter is awesome! Many small details are one after another. What the bugs eat and change, the bugs tend to shine, the system bugs cannot leave their games, and if they die in other games, they will really die. Diet Coke Mountain, and the truth about the hammer and turbo... The point is that it was really explained in the end, and it surprised me quite a bit. The first time I saw Destruction King smashing the car and sacrificing himself, it really didn't work. Of course, I was very worried because I didn't know what the ending would be like when I watched it the first time. This may be the reason why I like movies so much. It's because people like to empathize.
Or I want to say that the character
Ralph was a bad person at work at the beginning, to bring out the value of a good person, Ashiu, and his heart is not bad. But this kind of relationship between good and bad at work has affected how people think of him in reality (in fact, in the game world). He is not given parties or good things, so he gets tired because he wants to be cared for. The film narrative is also biased towards him, and I hope the audience can understand his suffering, and it can be considered as a pavement for the following story. He believes that the so-called being a good person is to rely on a medal (extended as a label), so it takes a lot of effort to win one. At the beginning, Vanellope and Vanellope also started with reciprocity. Only in the process of getting acquainted with each other, they found many similarities. Now it seems that he wants to win medals not to get people's recognition and praise, but more to get friends. I think this is why he is willing to sacrifice himself for Vanellope, because once a person who has not been cared for for a long time in his heart gets a friendship, he will give everything for this friendship. Before he smashed the volcano, he said the bad guy's declaration again, which now seems to be quite meaningful. The bad and the good are nothing more than labels, representing themselves in the eyes of others. And when one realizes one's own value, how does the opinions of others have any relationship? I think this should also be a very important theme of the film.
Vanellope is really a child, innocent and fearless. A lot of things will be paid for a goal. She herself is regarded by everyone as a system vulnerability that should not exist, and is also a label, but she is not discouraged. Don't let this prejudice stop you at all, which is why she is a bit more "advanced" than Ralph in the beginning. She doesn't care about this label herself, and Ralph is willing to work hard to become a member of the good people label, but then realizes that this label doesn't matter at all. But it is precisely this way that makes Ralph true and believable. This inner change is the center of the film. Continue back to Vanellope. After she became a princess and gained infinite glory, she still wanted to be herself, and she didn't want to be labelled. I admired this very much, and I made a supplement with Ralph. If Ralph wants to get rid of the label because he is in a miserable situation, this is just human nature. If, like Vanellope, she still wants to get rid of the label after gaining all the material glory, it takes great courage and reflects her child's side. I really keep thinking sometimes, are children much greater than adults? They don't care about so many material things, but they care more about the spiritual. On the contrary, it is only when we grow up that we lose our pursuit of the soul. It's really sad, and that's why this film brings me a lot of thinking and moving.
I admire the king's shaping. At least it has been neutral until the truth is revealed. It's a bit of a harlequin's kick, but it makes people feel well-intentioned, and even has a positive impression on the impression. This is why the truth is so surprising. The description of the code in the film also pave the way for the future, which is not bad. This film is really a bit of Pirates, revealing the foreshadowing step by step. The name of the turbine was mentioned at least several times before the story of the turbine. At that time, I was still at a loss. As a result, the explanation was very good, and it was related to the turbine later. Anyway, all kinds of foreshadowing, all kinds of powerful!
I continue to praise the screenwriter. In many scenes, it takes quite a lot of skill to take on the funny, plot, and theme, and they handle it very well. The rhythm of the whole film is also in place, from the construction of the world view to the finale, it is clean and tidy, and the whole process does not make people feel tired. I think this may be related to the cost of the animation. Sometimes the screenwriters want to talk about a few millions of dollars plus more than n hours of rendering, so they must use the shortest time to create the most complete story, it is really difficult for them. How to train the dragon in just 90 minutes is quite touching, thanks to the screenwriter. The screenwriters of Invincible Destruction King must have spent no less time.
The various jokes in the film are also good, because they are related to the characters and the plot, not just spoofs. The laughter created by the spoof laughs will not last long, although the effect of watching in the theater is the same. Hey, when it comes to this, you still have to choose when there are a lot of people. The more expensive is the more expensive, and the experience is completely different. When I watched it for the second time, the people in the theater laughed too high and there were few people, so that the whole process was depressing. When I watched it in Joy City for the third time, their smile points were lower than mine, so my viewing process was very enjoyable. This may be related to my personality. When everyone is high, it is easy to bring me high. So everyone still has to pick a lot of people!
Oh, this video also taught me not to take others for granted, but to be grateful. The people in the good man's apartment never looked at Ralph, and the whole game almost fell apart as soon as he left. Don't wait until you lose to think of cherishing, it is always too late (of course it is too late in this kind of movie)
I really highly recommend it! Of course, all the students who read my film review should have finished watching it, so I sincerely recommend you to recommend it to others! (Is this nonsense...I guess you like it very much) The
most powerful thing about Disney is not to create dreams for us to yy, but to awaken the innocence and the seal that has been in our hearts for a long time. Moved.
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