Summer Wars, a new masterpiece by the director of the girl who traveled through time and space, Mamoru Hosoda, I believe that under such a reputation, no Japanese animation film lover can refuse, but to be honest, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment.
The story of the movie is simple and can be summed up as the older brother recognizes family members in different periods through time travel and makes himself a better big brother, but each time travel is just a routine, that is, every time he makes his parents angry, he travels in the courtyard, twice. After crossing, the aesthetic fatigue has begun, which is really wonderful. Moreover, the future is only one of the family members that Xiaojun met during his time travel. The others include his father, grandfather, and even the family dog. To be honest, there are not many roles for the younger sister. The movie is called the future of the future. It is more appropriate to say that it was renamed Xiaojun Courtyard Adventures.
In addition to parents bringing their children to watch this movie, it may be more meaningful to tell parents that having a second child is not scary, that the elder brother can take good care of the younger sister, and that such a family is happier. I always feel that the pressure of fertility in Japan is huge. It is not so much the director's heartfelt desire to make a movie like this. Instead, I feel like the government has funded and sponsored such a movie to urge marriage and a second child. There is no such thing. Hosoda kept his former spirituality.
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