Angry Birds movie. First of all, the timing of Rovio's sales of feelings is relatively accurate. The Angry Birds mobile game was released in 2009. At that time, many people just had smartphones. Angry Birds was even the first game that many people played on smartphones (for example, me), and now it has been There are 7 years, enough to ferment a wave of feelings. Although the characters in the film (or should they be called "birds" and "pigs"?) made some sacrifices for the movie, and there are some gaps between the characters in the game, they still remind me of using the iPod Touch 2 to study jailbreak, and Friends discussing Apple devices and playing mobile games in the dorm. I read a lot of people on Weibo before saying that there are a lot of political metaphors about European refugees in this film, but I really didn’t care about refugees. I didn’t make it clear from the film except for the colors of the birds and pigs. See what other metaphors mean. In fact, this is a very simple, very traditional animation, and the quality can only be said to be mediocre in all aspects. In particular, the plot is a story of a small person becoming a big hero, and it is simple and even has some shadows of subordination. The soundtrack is almost never interrupted in the film, cheerful to the point of being slightly noisy. However, relying on the emotional stand, Rovio's continued life still won a good box office. After that, it is estimated that he will continue to make a sequel. It is even difficult to learn a wave of Marvel, come to a universe, and tell the personal experience of each bird. It's possible, but hopefully it doesn't happen. Rovio's Angry Birds, as a typical case of old IP usage, has been used for too long, and people are already tired of it. I hope that Rovio, which has established an animation department, can produce some new IP games and animation works in the future, and prove its strength in a way that does not require emotional bonuses. I also don't want another Finnish giant to fall.
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