The plot is very similar to Disney's live-action "Aladdin"

Doug 2022-04-04 09:01:08

After reading it, I felt that it exceeded my expectations, or it may be that my previous expectations were not high. It's not easy for an adult to feel bored without a single episode in an animation. As for the film itself, it is still a Chinese story made by Dalaomei, but I can really feel that there has been a lot of progress in localization. At least a little less embarrassing. The dragon dubbed by Jackie Chan is really cute and has a lot of extra points. Finally, dragons? Shouldn't they be oviparous amphibians? How can you have mammalian hair?

General 2022-04-11 09:01:07

6/10. The desert and Islamic castle in Aladdin and the magic lamp are transplanted into a picture of the city of Shanghai alternating old and new. Ding Siqi confessed to Lina's high-end billboard, and the fairy stood on the suspended wooden door and floor and handed the magic pot to Ding Siqi , The demolition of illegal buildings where the villains snatch Shenhu and the neighbors in the Shikumen residential area. The confrontation between the rich and the poor in the metropolis contrasts with the living environment of Ding Siqi and Lina. From this point of view, the film is just an inheritance. In the original work, the values ​​that broke the concept of family status and the cultural connotation behind the story were also dispelled by the mixture of symbols. For example, the villain's wish to turn things into gold came from the ancient Greek King Midas, covered with pink hair and cute expressions. Dragon and The brutal and greedy emperor status in his lifetime is a combination of American cartoon images and ancient Chinese emperors, and the universal ethics of Qingbi Jinjian has not effectively surpassed the theme of the story and explored national characteristics. The most important thing is a dragon who has traveled through a thousand years and served ten masters to achieve freedom. Finally, he took the initiative to return to the divine pot where he imprisoned himself, and fulfilled his master's desire to exercise personal power. Doesn't this dispel the spiritual core of freedom and equality?