The new theatrical version

Let’s start chatting from the TV version. In fact, few people understand the TV version at the earliest. He praised his masterpiece because the characters are too close to people’s hearts. The first time I saw it, I felt that Shinji was the epitome of himself, cowardly, selfish, and timid. and not good at dealing with people. After all, Anno's original intention was to call on others to leave the house, but I don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional. After all, Anno led the direction to the negative side. From the side characters to the main characters really all died (mentally). Everyone's spiritual level always has an appropriate social mapping. This is indeed handled very well, or this can only be done by Anno who was frustrated at the beginning. I really can't find anything except "perfect". another word. From "Sincerely For You", I can see that Anno is shaping the world view of his work, and the work has also changed from attacking the heart to creating the world. The work focuses on the religious background, the destruction and re-creation of the world,
various
Nouns and fragments with deep metaphors can be written in thousands of words just for comments and remarks. There are different conclusions about whether they are good or bad, but they seem to be much more popular than the two words in the original monologue.
The full screen of silver light green in the first battle of the sequence
is really not a good idea. This is also the most annoying battle in the entire series in my opinion. Without the original version, it can’t highlight the technical tips ten years later. In terms of the plot, the reduction degree of the sequence is still quite high, but because of the space, the transformation of Shinji is faster. , many of the repressed inner scenes in the original version have also been cut almost, I do not rule out preconceived factors, but in the entire theater version, only Hikaru Utada's singing is my favorite.
The broken
plot began to undergo a major change, and the inner drama was also missing, and the focus was on reshaping the world view. However, unlike the sequence, the picture in this one is quite delicate, and the fighting scene is quite enjoyable. The foreshadowing at the end made me rekindle the right The expectations of the new theater, yes, I seem to be a girl who was captured in AVG.
Q
Okay, here comes the key point. The amount of information in this book is really huge. I can only express my feelings with the whole process of ignorance. I don’t even want to read the literacy post. The only thing that is known is that the new shock has already been triggered, and then what? This Kaoru can really give people goosebumps, and Shinji has also been successfully portrayed as a brave little master of death. This kind of character does not need to talk about resonance at all, it is really not likable at all.
Talking about the title again, I was really blinded by that simulated 2.5D clip. My first reaction was Ultraman, full of tribute to childhood and full of sense of disobedience, full of embarrassment.
Although there are many series that I don't understand, these huge backgrounds of Q are as light and chewy as white bread. Compared to this, I would rather understand Oshii Mori's philosophy and Katsuki's worldview.

Of course, movies are always something that everyone has a strong opinion on, and the above is just my own opinion.

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