I like watching movies, watching an interesting movie is like chatting with someone. When Donatello started various hacker shows with those high-tech glasses, I suddenly remembered that I was envious of Einstein and wanted to be a tech nerd. When Michelangelo was waving the nunchaku, I suddenly remembered that I had tied the mop handle and nylon rope and waved it. When Raphael roared in fear before skydiving, he suddenly remembered that he once dreamed of being an extreme athlete. When Leon...was wielding two knives to play cool in the police station, he suddenly remembered that he once fantasized about being a team leader...I just realized that while watching this movie, I was chatting with my old self all the time.
A lot of dreams suddenly appeared in front of me, and then the dream was pushed away by the plot. Throughout the movie, I saw my own happiness as a child from time to time. And then saw being pushed away by the joy of the present child. When I see the pizza fall on the NBA court and I think it's so bad, the kids are already laughing at the athlete's fall. As an adult, I'm not at all worried that these four little turtles end up messing with anything, but I'm starting to worry that they're not doing well enough in front of my kids.
For popcorn movies, there are high-tech shows, thrilling city car fights, hilarious dialogue, eye-catching beauties, muscular dudes... uh, muscular turtles. When these configurations are combined, it is not just a standard popcorn movie, but a high-profile popcorn movie.
In the hot summer, for children, spend a happy 2 hours; for an overage cartoon viewer like me, spend a 2 hours of nostalgic laughing and trance. When the laughter and laughter of the two generations can be heard in the cinema without any sense of disobedience, I think the movie is already worth the ticket price.
When I watched these four little turtles, in addition to fighting wits and courage with the boss episode by episode with justice, the biggest gain was that in the later history class, I remembered the names of the three artists of the Renaissance period more deeply, so that I followed them later. When others are bragging, my tongue doesn't grunt at all.
The sequelae is that when reading all the materials about Da Vinci, the mind is easy to skip tickets, and a turtle with a blue hood will always pop up in his mind. I have to admit that the cognition in childhood is a kind of deep-rooted learning, and any kind of preconceived ideas will lay a foundation for one's later life.
If the last time I watched the "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" cartoon and played a series of games made me travel through 500 years, I could start to be interested in that great era from four names, then this time I watched the movie and made me travel back 20 years. For many years, when a roaring Harley was chasing the little policeman in the movie, my first reaction was, the pig is crazy, the little boss is almost finished, you have to calm down and use your nirvana to hide... Uh, I Admittedly, I've mixed up animation and console memories again. In fact, what I saw was the shirtless myself who shouted "spin, spin, wear, wear" with his friends and beat Slade on the red and white machine.
Towards the end of the movie, after Lange froze Slade, my subconscious reaction was to say to myself, "Fuck, Slade won't die, and there is still another season." I can see the movie and save it for the next episode. Buckle, I was actually a little excited, really hopeless.
More than 20 years later, these four pizza-loving emerald green turtles have grown into muscular turtles that are taller than ordinary people. In terms of growth, some people grow up at the end, and some people grow crooked at the end. Maybe the Ninja Turtles are the latter. When I see these turtles make a difficult decision and throw away the purple potion, I feel that sometimes, some people, in order to resist this face-seeing era, some people use tenacity Some people use strong physique, some people use extraordinary knowledge, and some people use humorous attitude. But in the end, it's their own efforts.
We take the dolls to watch movies, the children are full of joy, we are full of memories, and there is a smell called "harmony" rippling in the whole cinema. It is enough that a movie can do this.
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