The promotion of "Monster Hunt" is very big, and it is supported by running men, joined by big names, and full of doll columns in shopping malls. This summer, this cute radish essence can be seen almost everywhere. Not so likely. The national premiere of 712 is actually my second time. I was fortunate enough to see Huba when it was released before. It felt really good, so I came back again and talked about this animation that can definitely be called a domestic live-action animation. CG combined with the perfect conscience movie. If you frame a theme for this movie: it is the growth story of a group of shemales surrounding the bear child Huba. Whether it is the hero Tian Yin, the heroine Xiao Lan, or a group of goblins, officials and celebrities, all the characters are growing up with this little demon king. It's cute, savvy, mischievous, and seems to taste delicious. The heroine wants to sell it for money, but the silly and sweet hero keeps protecting it. Boss Ge wants to cook the little demon king, one is to enjoy the delicious food, and the other is to eradicate the demon king. The next big game of chess, but in the end it backfired. Of course, no matter how much the little demon king Huba struggled, he could always escape safely in the end. Good always has to overcome evil, and most of the stories are like this. In fact, the storyline of "Monster Hunt" is quite simple, but the impulse that made me want to play two or even three came from the excellent song and dance soundtrack and the exciting dance of the monsters. I expected this to be a comedy before I walked into the movie theater, but I never thought it would be a musical! The little demon's dance is paired with extremely appropriate lyrics to describe the mood, which is really hilarious. However, after careful consideration of the lyrics, there is a kind of inexplicable bitterness. No matter how hard you try, the demon hunter is just running around to survive. The goblins can’t get rid of the fate of being chased and killed even if they choose to be vegetarian. All human beings and demons are helpless. There are always two sides in the world. There are countless celestial masters and little demons who are at odds with each other. The song and dance in which the male and female protagonists jointly raise Huba is also quite brilliant, and there is no lack of warmth in the funny, which is the biggest feature of "Monster Hunt". Huba has been crying like an urchin who is ignorant of the world, but no one expected that he would actually bite the picture of a family of three with his teeth, and the heroine collapsed. After talking about the song and dance show, let's talk about the big actors. When I brushed it, I mentioned Boss Ge played by Zhong Hanliang in the short comment. As soon as he appeared on the stage, it aroused the hearts of countless girls. The perfect skin painting technique, narcissism, domineering, and irresistible. If he did, he ignored the real villain of Boss Ge. After taking a closer look, I found that the acting skills are really enough to be praised by the girls. , Farewell to the image of the infatuated male god, this Boss Ge is really very charming, whether it is taking a self-portrait in the mirror or entering the village with a white horse, there is self-confidence, joking, irony and unruly between his brows and eyes, until the layers of peeling at the end of the banquet show a trace Si panicked fear. The role of Boss Ge runs through the beginning and the end, and has been a demon for many years. If there were more paving, it should be richer. In the only time, Zhong Hanliang's performance was amazing, which made people have bright memories. Spend. Yao Chen's funny chef is also a highlight in "Monster Hunt". The big mouth with a kitchen knife on the stage, as if Guo Furong from "Wulin Gaiden" is possessed, minute by minute giving the little fresh meat in some movies. Do acting tutorials, and lo and behold, that's how comedy is supposed to be! Jiang Wu has also created a slightly different image of an uncle from before. He looks dignified and dignified, but in fact he can't even eat half a biscuits. Finally, let's talk about the ending. The departure of grandma following the bamboo dragonfly must be the foreshadowing of the director. I look forward to the sequel, and I want to know what the bear child Huba will look like when he grows up. At the same time, I also like the theme song at the end, with Tian Yin's figure walking away step by step and Huba's sobbing heart-wrenching little expression, it is especially sublimated. "If you lose your protection, you can move towards maturity. Leave the big tree you once leaned on, let go of all burdens, and have no turning back." Perhaps this is the growth that "Monster Hunt" wants to talk about. Leaving is for better protection, Only independence can truly mature. A little tearful, a little moved, a little sad, but also gratified. I really like the idea of Monster Hunt. Last but not least, there is also a MV for Wu Mochou's "Dancing Bottom Line". When I listened to it for the first time, I couldn't quite accept it. With the cute little demon and Huba, it's cute. A very sincere film, good luck! Speaking of the ending, the departure of grandma following the bamboo dragonfly must be the foreshadowing of the director, looking forward to the sequel, and even more want to know what the bear child Huba will look like when he grows up. At the same time, I also like the theme song at the end, with Tian Yin's figure walking away step by step and Huba's sobbing heart-wrenching little expression, it is especially sublimated. "If you lose your protection, you can move towards maturity. Leave the big tree you once leaned on, let go of all burdens, and have no turning back." Perhaps this is the growth that "Monster Hunt" wants to talk about. Leaving is for better protection, Only independence can truly mature. A little tearful, a little moved, a little sad, but also gratified. I really like the idea of Monster Hunt. Last but not least, there is also a MV for Wu Mochou's "Dancing Bottom Line". When I listened to it for the first time, I couldn't quite accept it. With the cute little demon and Huba, it's cute. A very sincere film, good luck! Speaking of the ending, the departure of grandma following the bamboo dragonfly must be the foreshadowing of the director, looking forward to the sequel, and even more want to know what the bear child Huba will look like when he grows up. At the same time, I also like the theme song at the end, with Tian Yin's figure walking away step by step and Huba's sobbing heart-wrenching little expression, it is especially sublimated. "If you lose your protection, you can move towards maturity. Leave the big tree you once leaned on, let go of all burdens, and have no turning back." Perhaps this is the growth that "Monster Hunt" wants to talk about. Leaving is for better protection, Only independence can truly mature. A little tearful, a little moved, a little sad, but also gratified. I really like the idea of Monster Hunt. Last but not least, there is also a MV for Wu Mochou's "Dancing Bottom Line". When I listened to it for the first time, I couldn't quite accept it. With the cute little demon and Huba, it's cute. A very sincere film, good luck!
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