Another pity for Guoman. "Nezha's Devil Child Comes into the World" attempts to be recognized by the market of all ages, but the method is crude. In the main line narrative, repeated vulgar jokes, puerile character building, and abrupt value output are fragmented and powerless.
The film's image of Nezha lacks observation. He is depicted as a child, but he has to resist fate and prejudice, but all the discussions that are shallow are through the dialogues of other characters. Amidst the lies and hostility, he could only be inspired by his father's life-for-life, and this inspiration could not support his sudden growth at the last moment.
The most serious problem with the film is that the logic is inconsistent. If the prejudice comes from ignorance and domination, Nezha never knows what they are talking about. If the fate can be rewritten, the tragedy of the dragon family cannot be avoided, and it is even more tragic.
The most successful part of the film is the description of family affection, which has a high degree of completion, and also promotes the development of dramatic conflicts in many aspects.
Technically, the visual effect level of the film is comparable to the international level, but the sound, picture and dubbing are still insufficient.
Classical tragedies, romantic struggles, unsuitable language and images for children, and unsuitable values and logic for adults all make the film fall into division and contradiction. Although it surpasses "The Great Sage", it is another It's a pity.
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