Since I came to the English environment, especially after having children, Roald Dahl's name is often seen. There are a lot of his story books on the English children's literature shelf in the library, and there must be his works on the school's English reading book list. His name often pops into your eyes when you go to bookstores. The familiar "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is adapted from his children's novel of the same name. It's a pity that I don't like "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and I can't afford to read his book. But, he is a British writer, he writes children's literature, he is witty and full of black humor, so sooner or later he will arouse my interest. This day is today. Today I watched "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (Fantastic Mr. Fox). Mr. Fox is a tuberculosis, former genius thief, and career-changing columnist. The heart is wild and is experiencing a slight mid-life crisis. Originally, under the persuasion of his beloved wife, he had given up his career as a thief in Jiangyang and honestly wrote a column to raise his son. However, one day, he suddenly moved to buy a real estate under the big tree despite the opposition of the badger lawyer. Near the property, there are three large farms that produce broilers, geese, and cider. None of the three bosses are good people. Mr. Fox couldn't help but patronize the three neighbors without telling his wife. As a result, the life of peace was unsuccessful, and the three bosses gathered their staff and vowed not to rest unless Mr. Fox was arrested and brought to justice. But Mr. Fox is a great fox. Who will win in the end? You will know by watching the movie. This film is produced by the 20th Century Fox Company and directed by Wes Anderson. I have seen his "Crossing Darjeeling" (The Darjeeling Limited) and I don't like it. However, the same talk was said from the mouths of some literary and artistic youths in Darjeeling, and from the mouth of Mr. Fox with big eyes and long legs, the effect was completely different. The latter is very cute. The complacency of George Guruny fits perfectly with the character's personality. Unlike the popular three-dimensional animations, this film is a stop-motion animation with a small number of puppets. The production group deliberately reveals the traces of the freeze frame, which is not smooth, but a little rough. Once used to it, a special rhythm and charm will be formed. It doesn't affect the narrative of the story at all, but it feels particularly chic. Bright colors. The music is lively, lively and humorous, which makes people laugh, and is highly consistent with the style of the film. This is the characteristic of the director. The details of the story are unclear, because the fun is there, the naughty lawless style, the exaggerations. So joyfully digging for authentic animals. Today, there was a man in the front row. When everyone was watching the theater quietly, he suddenly let out a deep, intoxicating laugh. There are many mocking and humorous dialogues that adults only understand, but the children are also very happy. She sees a group of cute and funny animals and desperately escapes the hunt of the wicked. An example of Xiaobian dialogue: Mr. Fox: [sighs] Who am I, Kylie? Mr. Fox: [sighs] Who am I, Kelly? Kylie: Who how? What now? Kelly (it's an opossum): Who what? what happened again? Mr. Fox: Why a fox? Why not a horse, or a beetle, or a bald eagle? I'm saying this more as, like, existentialism, you know? Who am I? And how can a fox ever be happy without, you'll forgive the expression, a chicken in its teeth? Mr. Fox: Why am I a fox? Not a horse, beetle, or vulture? How much I say it from an existential perspective, do you know? who am I? And a fox, if, please forgive my wording, if there is no chicken in its mouth, how can it be happy? "(Isn't this what 藨 is?) Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. , The storyline of the movie seems to be different from the novel, but I believe it has a good grasp of the tone of the original. Roald Dahl is a tough and weird elf guy, obviously once a gifted child. Parents are Norwegians, Immigrated to England in the late 19th century. He was born in England. The first half of his life was a war hero in the Air Force of World War II, and he began to write books in the second half of his life. He writes both children's literature and other genres. The style is concise, rich in black humor, and the ending is often unexpected. Children There are often ferocious adults in literature, which is believed to be related to his childhood experience of boarding school. The next time he sees his book, he will come over and read it. a chicken in its teeth? Mr. Fox: Why am I a fox? Not a horse, beetle, or vulture? How much I say it from an existential perspective, do you know? who am I? And a fox, if, please forgive my wording, if there is no chicken in its mouth, how can it be happy? "(This is not what 藨 is?) Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. , The storyline of the movie seems to be different from the novel, but I believe it has a good grasp of the tone of the original. Roald Dahl is a tough and weird elf guy, obviously a gifted child. Parents are Norwegians, Immigrated to England in the late nineteenth century. He was born in England. The first half of his life was a war hero in the Air Force of World War II, and he began to write books in the second half of his life. He wrote both children's literature and other genres. The style is concise, rich in black humor, and the ending is often unexpected. Children There are often ferocious adults in literature, which is believed to be related to his childhood experience of boarding school. Next time I see his book, I will come over and read it. a chicken in its teeth? Mr. Fox: Why am I a fox? Not a horse, beetle, or vulture? How much I say it from an existential perspective, do you know? who am I? And a fox, if, please forgive my wording, if there is no chicken in its mouth, how can it be happy? "(This is not what 藨 is?) Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. Kylie: I don't know what you're talking about, but it sounds illegal. , The storyline of the movie seems to be different from the novel, but I believe it has a good grasp of the tone of the original. Roald Dahl is a tough and weird elf guy, obviously once a gifted child. Parents are Norwegians, Immigrated to England in the late 19th century. He was born in England. The first half of his life was a war hero in the Air Force of World War II, and he began to write books in the second half of his life. He writes both children's literature and other genres. The style is concise, rich in black humor, and the ending is often unexpected. Children There are often ferocious adults in literature, which is believed to be related to his childhood experience of boarding school. The next time he sees his book, he will come over and read it.
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