it, although there were some small surprises, such as seeing the sculpture of Notre Dame de Paris as the final duel site, and the super cute puppy being hit by slippers and silenced.
However, the painting style is too simple and not aesthetic enough (refer to Hayao Miyazaki's films); the
music has no feeling, it just feels too loud and only emphasizes the intense tension; the
plot is difficult to justify, such as how the gold and silver thief and the police finally became lovers ;
The content of the story is child-like, and the characters are handled as adults.
Children must not understand it, but adults are not satisfied.
If it is rewritten by Hollywood into a 3D live-action version, it may not be as good as this film that took 5 years.
I heard that the script and the investors have compromised many times, and I sighed with emotion, if the artist's temperament is used to shoot, there must be a more amazing performance.
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