But watching a movie is the same as getting to know people, and it all depends on fate. This movie happened to be in the gap period when I didn't have any new movies to watch, so I went to watch it.
After reading it, it feels very good, not ordinary. The animation has some basic elements, the main line is smooth, the plot is funny, and the production is well-made. It's a pity that I don't know which marketing team created it, ruining a good movie.
First of all, the poster of this film is very old-fashioned, making people have no desire to watch it. (Many of this year's Waterloo films have this problem.) I think the poster should be simple and powerful. The snail's original shell will emit blue light, Beijing should be a contrasting color, and white is very good. If I were to do it, I would put the protagonist enlarged in the center, next to the snails with different characteristics, and add a funny and old-fashioned brother on the top of the poster. Or make the poster into the wall of a glass to create the feeling of a snail sliding inside. The current posters are a bit confusing, not "cool" at all.
The promotional film is another problem. At the time, I felt that the plot was very old-fashioned, the characters in the story were not beautiful, and there was nothing to see. Despite all these issues, overall, the movie is still pretty good.
In addition, the character setting is not beautiful, and the feeling is mixed. But it's still pretty good put together, and the granny at the end is so bright.
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