first glance, it is amazing: outdated colors, exaggerated characters, almost no vocals, and music to the extreme. At the beginning of the movie, the scene mainly revolves around grandma's house, upstairs, train, and downstairs , grandson and bicycle. Later, the old grandmother's house was "bullied" by the newly built railway, and the whole building was crooked. Suddenly, I felt a little resentful towards modern technology.
The dog has grown up and is sitting on the swaying stairs waiting for the owner to return. The moment the bell rang, I swayed like a world away, as if so frightened, damp, and helpless also descended on my head. The dog fell asleep and dreamed In it, it was panicking on the gray-white gear machine. From here, I really started to dream. Coinciding with my own dream, the towering oil tanker, the towering buildings, the bending over the waiter, and, The three old sisters. This is an old film of memories, both for my grandson and me. The
screen switching is also amazing. The underworld boss becomes a burger, and the tadpole becomes the moon. I like the part that reflects the speed the most, although they Neither is fast at all, but the narrow streets + tight, witty music makes me think of Batman hundreds of years ago (allow me to describe long ong ago...) anyway.
Before watching this, I just finished the robot commando team, "to do what you want" is a slogan full of the American dream that keeps ringing in my ears. I don't know my dream, and I'm not sure that I have the power to insist on. More To perpetuate my dreams, my daydreams, my dreams at nights when I didn't dare to sleep alone, my dreams of living with my grandmother, my dreams of being with the gray concrete floor. I asked myself, one day, you have nothing Now, what are you going to do? At that time, can you open your eyes and start to pursue your dreams? In fact, the dreams I once had were just animations and fairy tales woven from images: old yellow, Dark and film-marked images, and, one day, will leave my grandma, who gave me all the love...
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