Tong did not have the opportunity to see this film when he was young, otherwise it would have a profound impact.
A time-space machine, going back to the past, trying to change the future, but experiencing unexpected things in the past, achieving personal growth (or finding out the truth). This model later influenced many films. Including Han Han's "Riding the Wind and Breaking the Waves". Even "Back to Seventeen" was born out of this.
"Looking for Qin" is the originator of time-travel novels, and "Back to the Future" should not be regarded as the originator of time-travel movies, because "Seventy Years Back in Time" passed through as early as 1980.
This is a family movie. Imagination is good, but there are too few laughs. Originally, it would be fun for modern people to travel back to the past.
Robert Zemeckis "relyed on Steven Spielberg", but he did not live up to Bole's appreciation. "Forrest Gump" and "The Rest of the Desert Island" are classics, just like James Cameron He loves to challenge new technologies. For the first time, the CG animation live-action capture technology is used in the action film "Polar Express". "Beowulf" uses a more advanced "performance capture" technology than the traditional "motion capture", which can subvert the concept of animation. Ambition, unfortunately ruined by a bad story. Xiao Si's "Extinction" is also learning from Robert's "challenge" motion capture. Everyone's expressions are captured, but Xiao Si is still relying on his face to be paralyzed. Robert also challenged the 3D biographical drama "Walking in the Clouds" in 2016.
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