The Secret of Pets

Brush twice, once in English 3D, once in Mandarin 2D. 3D or 2D is optional, but Mandarin is not recommended. The effect of watching Mandarin dubbing in this film is much worse than the original English version. First of all, there is not much deviation in the translation, but the Mandarin dubbed version of the theater I watched has no subtitles, and the translation is relatively rigid. Second, the timbre of the dubbing is too different from the character of the animal. For example, the original English version of the gray fat cat focuses on laziness, and the Mandarin version is a translation cavity and then there is a way of matching animals with people. The original version of max is vitality, and the Mandarin version is selling cute. Rabbit... can't tell what's weird. This is very different from Zootopia. I think the Mandarin version of Zootopia is excellent. Some of the characters' dubbing is even better than the original version, that is, the black rat, and the animals in Zootopia are essentially human performances, so the dubbing method is not required. Change, but this pet is a pet. It was obvious from the beginning. For example, Max didn't know that the owner was going to work, didn't understand why he left, didn't know how many floors he lived on, had a strong sense of territory, liked to chase the ball or light, knew that he couldn't break things, sleep on the ground, Etc., etc.

The plot is relatively simple, and it is finished at the end. That is, when telling stories, the characters have many bugs, and the characters are more or less precise. Maybe the effect of the script is like this. It's not important. Max is a bit serious and brave, but for the sake of the plot, Lao Du was caught in the car and cowardly, and finally came back bravely. Boss Du was supposed to be a coward, but he killed a viper in the sewer and escaped with Max. I thought he would leave Max there, but in the end his character was a cat he didn't like, exm? It is because of the simple plot twist that the character must be distorted, so in the end, it is the best sense to play soy sauce to get a supporting role. In fact, the first half of the show has been performing pets, and the details are very detailed and cute. In the end, it feels a bit off track after saving people and making a big news. The villain's turn was also abrupt, and he was at a loss when he was finally adopted. Others are not bad.

I saw some reviews and said that this movie is a bit black cat, but after watching it, I think it's okay, the fat cat is my favorite among so many pets, the ink is just right, and she has a lot of details on her body. The voice was lazily as if it had nothing to do with her, but she would still be mobilized in times of crisis, including the sewer behind her. She was also the calmest one who knew how to organize a Pomeranian. Although she was fat, she was elegant, laughing.

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most fearful thing about watching cartoons is not that the movies are not good-looking. The top five best movies I watched this year are estimated to be cartoons... The probability of hitting thunder The cartoon is also the lowest, because the viewing environment is not good. This kind of movie is usually accompanied by parents and children. The children will scream when they watch it, or they will run around and kick the back of the chair when they are bored. My angry birds is because there are too many children, and I am not in the mood for second brushing.

In addition, cartoons now don't sing songs, are you embarrassed to go out to say hello? 2333333333333

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