Super Invincible Head Dog: The Curse of the Rabbit is the first feature film of the Super Invincible Head Dog series, won the 78th Oscar for Best Picture, Ademan Animation and DreamWorks Produced in cooperation. The cooperation with DreamWorks has sufficient financial support. This time there are more animated characters, larger scenes, smoother pictures, and colorful details, but this film also has the fast pace of American movies.
In this film, the villagers are preparing for the start of the vegetable festival. In order to understand the destructive factors of rabbits, Wallace of Pest Company used the invented human brain to transform his thoughts and the thoughts of rabbits. As a result, he became a human rabbit. After the villagers panic, Hunter Witt just wanted to use this opportunity to get rid of Wallace.
Super Invincible Head Dog series except for the creative theme of the first lunar travel note, the subsequent series can be said that there is nothing new in the theme. However, the sophisticated production level, the exquisite detail processing, the humorous and exaggerated bridge setting, and the lack of concise use of audiovisual language make this series a rare commercial product. Such a successful series can always maintain the standard, which is not seen in the major Hollywood studios. This is inseparable from the creators' ability to stick to their own style and conscience.
In this film, China RAAS wants human brains to change the instincts of rabbits, which resulted in unforeseen consequences. Modern science wants to change the instincts of nature.
Wallace, as the male protagonist, has genius inventions and creations, but he needs the care of the puppy Agao everywhere in his life. He is a kind-hearted but shy and not good at expressing his self-care ability. The character, in the series has unfolded many love-hate entanglements. In the death of the baker, the woman encountered is a murderer. Although the girl on the edge of the razor was forced to commit a crime, she ended up without disease. This time Wallace’s love still fell through, but The creator did not deliberately express Wallace's love-breaking mood, so the ending has no sentimental color. The Wallace encounter this time was a rich and kind-hearted aunt, she had a boyfriend who only wanted to possess her property.
Ago is Wallace’s loyal puppy and partner. In addition to his inability to speak, he is given all the thoughts and behaviors of human beings. He is one of the protagonists of the story. He is not only responsible for taking care of Wallace’s life, but also very clever and clever. With the help of Ago, every danger Wallace encountered was turned into a disaster.
The image of the hunter is a very typical villain, and the typical is already a bit clichéd. He wants to marry her in order to get the wealth of the rich woman. Not only is he rude and short, he will use cruel methods to deal with the little bunnies when he first appears. He also has an ugly and fierce puppy. The curse of the
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Human Rabbit takes the vegetable competition as the main line, and the love between Tuzai and Wallace as the secondary line is intertwined and interacts with each other.
Compared with the short films in the series, this film is sensational and overly warm, which is of course related to the route of a studio like DreamWorks. The story of the short film is more pure, with only one main line, and the overall style is simple and direct. For example, the thrilling suspense style of introducing the goose into the room is more successful. Of course, the horror atmosphere of the film is also very good, but there are many details and warm jokes. The insertion is not pure, and the overall is not coordinated. This may be the reason why many people feel that it is inferior to the short film.
The film is a brisk comedy that is both horrible and warm. The story is compact and full, with constant jokes, simple and moving, and the atmosphere is perfectly connected with the change of style.
The film is also a very interesting spoof of King Kong. The human rabbit is obviously related to the rabbit, but it beats the chest like an apes and imitates the howling of a werewolf. Especially imitating the passage of King Kong climbing the Empire State Building. Such imitation is full of joy because the audience understands the passage of King Kong.
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