I won't talk about the plot and plagiarism. Talk about graphics and special effects.
The special effects have improved, but it is still two grades worse than the average Hollywood level, and the special effects levels are particularly uneven. Some shots are a bit amazing. The next shot is a textured rockery and rockery.
There is a lot of room for improvement in character modeling and scene design. I can't say too much about character image design, but it mainly feels like a face and a cheap feeling. In terms of scenes, from a large perspective, the scale of the building, the three-stage style, the contrast of key points, and the hierarchical relationship are not well done. Size is an issue. In the later stage, the scene master was obviously lazy, and it was a bit unreasonable to fight back and forth on the barren hills.
All in all, it's an animated film with a relatively high degree of completion. It also made me see the determination of the domestic CG team to catch up with the international first-class level. However, in terms of script, character modeling, and scene control, there is still a training process for domestic talents.
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