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... This theatrical version is really meaningful, not only the first time that the classic Doraemon anime works are so perfect in 3D change, or we relive that familiar and beautiful childhood again.
The same is true for me. Before watching this movie, I always thought that I didn’t watch Doraemon much. Maybe this movie might bring me a new plot. I didn't expect that I've seen almost all the clips from the original comics of Doraemon, and I have an impression. Whether it's Doraemon's appearance, those magical props don't need to be discussed. Even Nobita is jealous of Sugiyama's small moves, but it is self-defeating. Shizuka resisted the stench to save Nobita, Nobita came to the future to witness Shizuka agreeing to Nobita's marriage proposal in the future, and everyone from the future the day before the wedding, as well as the cruel but very warm goodbye Doraemon chapter at the end, I'm actually special about these Impressed? !
At this time, I realized that when I was a child, I was unknowingly attracted by Doraemon, the magical blue fat man, every time I was bored reading comics. Buried deep in my heart, not only comics, but also theatrical versions. The most impressive theatrical version is "Nobita's History of Cosmic Exploitation". How can I say it? For me when I was a child, this theatrical version was simply a classic, not only the sci-fi setting, but also the depth of the plot. The feelings of the characters are also in line with my taste. The song at the end + the melancholy blessing and anticipation plot left me with endless aftertastes. It is not an exaggeration to call it a masterpiece of comics that I have seen at that time. There is also Doraemon Seven Boys, I have also watched a lot. I heard that there seems to be no follow-up to the copyright issue. It's just... sad...
For a time, most of these were from elementary school days. Memories flooded into my mind. Doraemon, the blue fat cat, is also my childhood, hey
, finally, thank you Fujiko F Fujio teacher again, thank you for Doraemon! Thank you Doraemon! Thank you Tinker Bell!
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