This is a story of adventure and growth. The little boy Klaus began to doubt whether there was a Santa Claus in this world. On Christmas Eve this year, there was a sudden roar of cars, carrying a train to the North Pole. There were many children of similar age in the car, including a chattering boy with glasses, a steady girl, and a Billy who didn't trust Santa. On the train all the way to the north, they saw the passionate chef show, the spectacle of tens of thousands of deer herds, the almost 90-degree uphill and downhill, the race with the breaking speed of the ice surface... After thousands of hardships, they finally reached Christmas City ——Countless red-clothed elves participated in the grand event, and a dazzling array of gifts were about to be packaged for the children. The huge Christmas tree was shining with stars. Just when the clock struck twelve, Santa Claus appeared, and he chose Claw. To give him the first gift, Klaus was so pleasantly surprised that he asked for the bell on the reindeer, something that represents Santa Claus and all good things. When preparing to leave, the conductor marked each person's ticket with the words "learn" for the boy with glasses, "count on" for Billy, "lead" for the little girl, and "lead" for the boy Klaus. It is to believe (believe), and this is the biggest harvest of their journey.
"The Polar Express" not only has a storyline with ups and downs, fascinating, full of childhood warmth, but also many details worth savoring slowly. For example, in the Passion Chef show, with their cheerful dance steps, the cheerful rhythm of "hot chocolate" activated every cell in my body, and even wanted to dance with them; when Billy was puzzled and lost, the girl He sang "when Christmas comes to town" for him, the sound of that day makes people yearn for Christmas; the sound in the film is sometimes very exciting, sometimes very quiet, when Santa Claus is about to appear, the quietness makes people feel In this situation, it seems that they are going to hold their breath with the protagonist. You can hear a hair blowing. When Santa Claus appears, the audience is full of people and immersed in the sea of joy. After talking about a lot of examples of music, let me talk about the picture. The director of this film is Robert Zemeckis. He requires the perfection of the picture effect. The scenes of heavy snow, the scenery of Christmas city, and the details on the train can all be exquisitely used. To describe it, the Christmas flavor created at the same time is amazing, "This is really a movie that belongs to Christmas!" A
good movie should not only have good pictures and music, but more importantly, it should convey the values of truth, goodness and beauty in the world. The "belief" conveyed by the Express is thought-provoking. Childhood does not need truth, only good memories. With or without Santa, we want every child to have fond memories of Christmas. And this will be the keynote of a person's lifelong happiness.
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