Overall very good. The main character is also pretty good.
Looking at the front, I thought the protagonist was Emile's monster adventure story, but the poster was a beautiful woman and a Phantom of the Opera, and the introduction said that the singing was very good. . . This confuses me so much. There was about 30 minutes ahead of Emil. The monster appeared too late. The monster is the protagonist. I think the front can be divided into 20 minutes to write fleas, it will be more prominent. In this way, the relationship between fleas and human friends can have a transition. Not a word is ok. And I've always wondered where the flea's singing came from. . . Even the potion can only last for a while. . . And when you sing, there are words, right? Fleas can't speak. Well, ignore this point = =
I feel that Lucy and Rolle's emotional scenes are not foreshadowing. We will introduce them later. It seems a bit abrupt and compact. The point is that there are too few fleas.
Music is good. must. If the main music is also good. . .
The lighting, colors and shapes are all beautiful. The production quality is irrelevant.
That kind of British style, so retro, I like it very much. The story was told in 1910, and the screening at the beginning has a taste of film history. Lucy's hairstyle and clothes are elegant and dignified. But in fact, she is a bit fierce, a little bad, and a very courageous person.
The color of the flea is dark blue, and the eyes are yellow in the dark. This color combination makes the fleas look good at night.
This is actually an action animation movie, and the action performance is in place. Worth imitating, and color. The transition at the climax of singing is the usual way of musical musicals, but I am still amazed. I don't know why = =
The character's personality is not very obvious, and the emotional direction is not too obvious. . . . . .
I can't tell who is bald. . . .
I can accept the emotional change of the police chief. He was driven mad by fleas and honor, and in the end, nothing was left, but one goal was to kill the monster. But it's even better if you add a rage and helplessness to the monster in front of it.
Watching India's "Invincible Little Flies" is super obvious. That fly annoyed that boss to death. . . . . Have moved out the highest weapons and equipment. . .
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