What I saw at the beginning was a stunner ~ especially at the end of the second part, when the majestic picture suddenly turned into an unexpected tragedy. 5555, my memory is still fresh (I never thought that An Ang in supernatural power would be killed by a single finger),
but now I don’t expect to be able to shoot the second episode of the movie version.
The first is the title of the film: "The Son of the Wind" is
speechless.
Isn't the last Qizong just fine, why do you create another one (to show your maverick?) Everyone, please. . . When I first made the animation, I hired two Chinese PhD supervisors to handle the Chinese translation in the subtitles. (But it’s not about the director, hehe, just a grumbling.)
Now that I do it, the charm is gone.
Then there is casting. . . . Nothing to say about this. Let's see how much of the charm of the original dialogue is left. The fun of the trio might have exhausted the three white-skinned actors. . . . In fact, what I like the most is Ai Luo (that is, the emperor who is very depressed by drinking tea all day long), especially his saying: Pride is not the opposite of shame, but the source of it.
Very touching. But what will it look like in the movie version, let’s take a look, a little old man who will really enjoy life...
----Look at the martial arts design again: the patriarchal clan system in the animation version is derived from the real reality Chinese martial arts
are divided into different schools: Qi Zong is Baguazhang,
Huo Zong is Bei Shaolin boxing (it is said to be the favorite of the martial arts designer)
Tu Zong is Hong Quan, and
Shui Zong is Tai Chi,
and even they are for the animation team. People better understand the meaning of these moves, and specially asked all staff (including dubbing) to spare extra time in the afternoon to practice these moves, which shows that his attitude is serious.
Look at the movie version again. . The special effects overwhelm the martial arts design, completely out of order, which can be seen from the trailer.
The CG is done, but the others are missing.Is this an act of buying pine and returning beads?
The animation team is hard to grasp with both hands. The effect of the fire is drawn frame by frame by the producer. This is more than one episode a week, the screen collapses, and the original plot is dragged to the point where it can’t be revived. Good animation is a thousand times better.
It is said that Shamaran started to pay attention to the original animation because of his daughter's recommendation. Now he asks his own daughter to watch it. I doubt whether she will like this so-called movie version. . . .
No matter, there are grievances, so I have to watch it quietly.
But I have smelled the bleak smell of the box office.
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