"Robocat" (of course, I later learned that it should be called Doraemon, but the version I watched when I was a child was called Doraemon, of course, no matter what it was called, the essence did not change.) It was my daily routine after school when I was in elementary school. Every day 18 :15 Broadcasting, I was able to get home on time almost every day and wait in front of the TV, but I was more devout than going to class every day when I was very dull as a child.
At that time, I lamented that Doraemon has various fantasy props that can solve Nobita's various "superfluous" troubles. At the same time, complaining about Nobita every time is really useless. Every time a problem that feels very simple can be solved by Nobita It's very complicated. Sometimes even with the help of Doraemon props, it can be self-defeating. If it was me, I would definitely be able to solve these problems more subtly...
Later, after school, other animations began to be played in prime time, "Saint Seiya", "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", "Transformers", "Justice Warrior", "Cube Mansion", "Shukbeta", "Hulu Baby"...
Every animation is so interesting (thanks not to Pleasant Goat), every time it is played For the new animation, I thought I would gradually forget the animation works I played earlier. These animations have accompanied me as I grew up and grew up. I have experienced many partings, I have lost and gained, but their influence on me will gradually fade away. Sometimes I feel that growing up may be a process of constant forgetting.
So when I saw Doraemon's 80th anniversary theatrical version of "STAND BY ME", I was in tears and found that I was wrong about QAQ. There is almost no new content in this theatrical version, but some of the daily life in childhood. The clips and the main storyline are perfectly linked together to make a 3D version. I was surprised to find that I still remember these clips clearly! I have never forgotten them!
Although most of them are remakes of the same content as when I was a child, in terms of look and feel, they are quite different. It's a completely different view than when I was a kid.
1. Shizuka is the most perfect lover in the hearts of all Nobita
I have to say that the design of Shizuka in "STAND BY ME" is so beautiful, kind, beautiful, and gentle... Since childhood, she has possessed the characteristics of all goddesses. At the age when we are in love, we may have had such a longing for the opposite sex (or the same sex). ), people often feel ashamed in front of beautiful things, Nobita is, and so am I.
Or because there is an excellent Chu Mushan as a competitor; or because of his inferiority, shyness, and cowardice, in the end, he has not been able to express his feelings to the other party well, causing a lifetime of regrets; perhaps he has also had such or such crooked thoughts. To realize his own vision, it turned out to be a big mistake...
The theater version is very clever to show all kinds of possibilities in a sci-fi way. After experiencing all kinds of desperate possibilities, Nobita made all the People's shocking decision: For Shizuka's happiness, stay away from her!
Only then did I realize that I was far from having the courage to come from Nobita. In fact, Nobita is pure and persistent in love, and he dares to express his admiration and admit his own insecurities. At the same time, she is kind and endearing. Why did Shizuka choose to marry Nobita in the end? Maybe she saw the kindness and courage behind Nobita's cowardly appearance. 2. Fat Tiger and Xiaofu
are the figurative symbols of all kinds of people or things that you will encounter in reality that bring you troubles
Incredible evil, how can there be such a nasty child? I feel incomprehensible to Nobita who is bullied and entangled with them every day. Thinking about it now, Fat Tiger and Xiaofu are the concrete symbols of all kinds of difficulties and setbacks you encounter in reality. , even if you want to get rid of it, you can only face it every day.
And although Nobita was teased every day and cried to Doraemon every day, he still had the courage to face them every day. Nobita is much stronger than we thought!
Nobita really broke down twice in the play, one because he found out She is completely unworthy of Shizuka (lose her lover), and secondly, she finds out that Doraemon's return is just an April Fool's prank (lose her best friend). I believe that no one else will be able to bear these two situations.
3. Nobita, who I thought was weak and clumsy when I was a child, was actually me!
Although the deep meaning of the name Doraemon (dream) has been known for a long time, there has never been a better time to understand it than this moment.
I also hope to have a Doraemon by my side, and I can now understand why Nobita always clings to Doraemon every time he encounters difficulties (holding his thighs~).
When encountering all kinds of setbacks, failures, and unbearableness in reality, I can only hold my dreams and hopes tightly, sink deep into the bed in the corner of the room at night and hope that tomorrow will be better; or occasionally find friends to have dinner together, At the same time, let out your negative emotions.
And Doraemon, which happens to gather the two attributes of "hope" and "friendship" at the same time, is indeed a kind of dream (Dream).
Difficulties will be faced by oneself sooner or later, but what is lost will not come back...
I have to say that "STAND BY ME" connects the plot very well. After hearing a lot in the second half of the plot and leaving, Nobita is alone. In the face of Fat Tiger, he was beaten to the point of being immature and still insisted, until finally Fat Tiger conceded defeat, and I saw Doraemon and I in tears QAQ together.
As those who watched Nobita's growth together with Doraemon, we may all feel relieved, but it is more of a heartache, because this growth is at the cost of loss...
I can understand the "Goodbye, Doraemon" at that time. When the chapter "A Dream" came out, the heartbreak of countless fans, and the feeling of relief when Doraemon came back... Even if it's just a dream, Nobita who grew up in reality are willing to keep doing it. , because it is a fairy tale for all, whether we are young or not.
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