When I bought it, I heard that the animation effect is very good. After buying it, when I first saw it, I was shocked by the almost terrifying realistic effect. Although I was mentally prepared, I saw far more than I could have imagined. I've been thinking about it since watching it. After depositing the CD-ROM in Tianjin, it becomes impossible. People tend to be like this, the more things they can't get, the more they want. When I went to Tianjin this time, I first found it, and when I brought it back, I looked at it impatiently.
Indeed NB, and even more NB than I remember. The scene is extremely realistic, with impeccable perspective, texture, and sense of space. Even the water effect, which is the most difficult to simulate, is so real; the expressions and movements of the characters are also very natural, and the combination with the scene can be said to be almost seamless; the lens The scheduling and application of the movie is also very beautiful, because it is a cartoon, and it can achieve some angles and effects that cannot be achieved in real-life movies. I thought at the time, has Japanese animation technology reached such a high level? When will China catch up? After rewatching it this time, I feel that China is out of play and will never be able to reach such a level.
Of course, NB's animation technology, the storyline and character characterization are more general. The story is nothing new, and the notion that humans should be replaced by more advanced cyborgs is not uncommon in science fiction. The high-tech, mechanized stuff in the film is the favorite of the mechanically obsessed little Japan, and all of them are involved in the same type of cartoons. The character image is still relatively simple. Although the protagonist has a very unusual life experience, her image is still so pale and empty. The choices she makes are still so simple and direct, and only her lovely face and arrogance are impressed. Human figure - of course, in the cartoon, the protagonist is drawn as a beautiful girl with big breasts, which is a thing that Japanese people in YY like to do very much. The general feeling is that there is a lack of really moving things. Only the scene where the protagonist's mother sacrifices is a bit of a flash of inspiration, which can also make some audiences cry.
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