When I saw the Pixar at the beginning, I had a hunch.
When you were 16 years old, would it be nice to have a day with your deceased father? It's a pity that the magic spell only copied half of the body, and it didn't show up in the end. It is rare for me to see such a logical and reasonable explanation. When the director used the most extreme family affection to pave the way, I found that the obsession of meeting my father was a journey of discovering myself, looking forward, and re-examining Brother, and relationship with brother. Pixar's soul and 1/2 magic both convey the concept of cherishing the moment and looking forward.
This is really a rare good movie, a few lines of feelings, the events are clearly told, this is a film about self-growth and how to see others, magic is just the icing on the cake, the little boy is forced on the way I learned to drive, use magic, believe in myself, dance, face conflict, and understand my brother. These forced causes and effects are completely smooth. I am super comfortable to watch, there are no far-fetched plots and awkward explanations, and the shaping of characters is particularly three-dimensional. , the current response is also logical. Even in the end, he gave up seeing his father and left the opportunity to his brother to help him get rid of the monster. It was a foreshadowing and reasonable before. This way, in his previous life, his father was only half-body, unable to communicate or see, A vague figure that can't be visualized, but seems to be perceptible. He has been accompanied by his elder brother. He completed his self-growth with his elder brother's company. In the end, he vaguely seemed to see the distant back of his father in the crevice. I like this ending very much. 's account.
When they first drove to find the Phoenix Stone, there were two moons in the sky. I never knew what it meant. After going through all this, I understood that these two moons appeared at the end. It was this pair of brothers, and it will be like this road in the future. Just as brave.
There are really a lot of things that can be written. Let me briefly talk about three details that I like. The first one is when the brothers want to stop the pursuit of the police car. When the car hit a stone, I gave a shot of the unicorn on the body, and my brother paid tribute to the direction the car was driving with a little regret, a little solemnity, and a little relief. At this moment, I felt a little romantic.
The second is that I think it's very funny. The picture of my brother eating snacks in the cave, but in the next paragraph, they came up with the idea of using snacks as a rafting board, which is interesting and advances the plot. It is also on the rafting board. Duan and his father's memories are also because of the timidity of the elder brother to miss saying goodbye to his father, so the elder brother is determined not to be afraid of anything, which fully explains why these two brothers, the elder brother is fearless, and the little one is afraid.
The third is that there are elves interspersed in it. They have wings and are arrogant and domineering, but they can't use them, and they don't believe they can fly. This is really wonderful. This drama has been discussing not magic, but a lot Capability, people don't believe they have it, they don't believe they can do it, even if it's right in front of you.
In short, this drama is really like a treasure, and every piece that is dug up is a gem. I really recommend watching it.
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