The front is fine, the back is modern magic?
There should be some people who can't accept this kind of magic. Personally, I think this may be the most fashionable and insidious Chang'e I've ever seen. To be honest, it's pretty good-looking. By the way, is the prototype of enchanting Huang Ling? ? This kind of character is indeed not very in line with Chinese tradition, but it has an international style. After all, it is a combination of Chinese and Western styles. It's okay, and it's not a slot. It is estimated that such Chang'e will also be liked by foreign children.
To be honest, there are not many flaws in this film. If I have to say it, it may be a very authentic Chinese style with all the staff in English. Personally, I don’t think it fits too well and I don’t recognize it very well. However, after all, it is a Chinese style film made by foreigners. , it is reluctant to accept it, or it may be because people really take the Chinese style quite authentic. Very authentic Chinese style, plus pure English, right, no match, no match! Just like aliens and undersea people come to pure English when they open their mouths, there is always a kind of disobedience.
There is also the age group that the film is aimed at. If it is aimed at all ages, it will be a little naive. If it is aimed at under 12 years old, it is a good children's film.
Personally, I think it is quite rare. The film did not sell Western values, and achieved a good combination of Chinese and Western. Maybe the times have changed. At least on this point, I think it is worth encouraging. I hope that there will be more works that combine Chinese and Western well in the future, and don't promote the good side of the West and the bad side of China behind the scenes. It is estimated that there may be this paragraph. It's probably because there are too many dross exposed by the time the West has been stripped of his pants.
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