The movie also shows this. The first picture that catches the eye is quite different from the Disney animation in the public release version. The modeling of the characters is quite rough, and it takes a little time to get used to it. Others such as still life modeling are not bad. The budget is very limited, but there are still technologies such as lighting rendering.
Needless to say, since it is aimed at little friends, it is naturally very simple. The whole article is designed to instill the truth of "paying attention to one's talent and work", and there is no humor or entertainment such as fighting. The characters' personalities are also unpleasant, except that the protagonists are all superficial, that is, everything in the film serves to instill that truth.
However, animation always has some whimsy, and some of the inventions in the film are very interesting. Of course, the screenwriters will not write the production principle. For me, knowing how the music box works is also a bonus.
Overall rating: 3.0/5.0 (children-oriented animation, simple plot, quite satisfactory)
Entertainment Index: 2.3/5.0 (There is no entertainment element, so it looks a bit boring)
Aftertaste index: 0.5/5.0 (There is nothing to remember)
Box office performance: The cost is 30-35 million, and there is no accurate figure. Are you reluctant to announce it, or is the cost control poor? The box office has not been checked, so maybe as expected, the film is a direct DVD release, but Wikipedia shows that it has a box office of 9.19 million, well, maybe it just didn't make it into the top ten of the week.
The role of the queen in the film is completely invisible, and she doesn't do much except patrol and hold meetings. What is more pitiful is the two times that "you will know" to the protagonist. First of all, when choosing a talent, it seems that you can choose it yourself, but in fact, you don't have to choose at all. But in fact, the craftsmen are nothing. Make the base more grand and open a craftsman's hall. It's too late to be proud. Look at the dwarves of Azeroth and feel very proud of being a craftsman. You dare to discriminate against him, point your finger at a large statue, say "my work", and see if you have anything to say. The second time she said "you will know", it was even more pitiful. It is possible that the music box would still find the owner by itself, which was completely fooling people. It turned out that I found it as soon as I arrived in the mainland. The window is not extrapolated. Well, children's animation, don't care so much. . .
In addition, there are only 3 craftsmen elves (excluding the protagonist) who have a role in the scene, one wears glasses and two are fat. Is this a satire that the images of otaku and otaku are all four-eyed and fat? The core principle "I am doing this, I am proud" produces a sense of identity.
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