For this film made up for the concert, I have to say that I have exceeded the appropriate age for this film, and the overall feeling is that it is a relatively well-made children's film. The most impressive thing about the film is the music. Together with the music, there is a thrill of flying on a dragon. The rhythm is lively and childlike. The more unforgettable event was that in the end the little boy lost a leg, and like his dragon, his limbs were no longer complete. It was a bit cruel to tell the children, but it told us that the shortcomings of life are inevitable, but we can change the angle, just like the little boy. The boy quickly accepted the fact, and the mutual support with Xiaolong made their friendship further, and they were all broken. They really changed from a master-servant relationship to a mutually dependent partnership. Although the progress of the father-son relationship in the film is old-fashioned, from confusion to reconciliation to understanding, support and change, the father in the film can still move people. I think it is because family love is one of the most simple emotions of human beings. The special effects are good, but in "Avatar", the world view setting, the story of taming the dragon and the scenes of riding the dragon are not so amazing. In terms of plot, the process of establishing trust with dragons at the beginning is very delicate, but then suddenly taming so many dragons and defeating the Boss by one person is not worth scrutinizing. If it was 7 or 8 years ago, I would have been attracted by the thin but brave, caring and sincere character of the male protagonist when I watched this film, and I would be curious about the life of the wonderful Vikings, and I would be envious of watching the boy riding a dragon. Very good, but now these feelings have faded, but I feel sorry for the dragon, after being freed from the rule of the evil dragon, and then becoming a tool of man. For this film, the consummation of the ending has great limitations, and it is not for me. Yan, although I can see things that I didn't pay attention to in my childhood, that childish innocence has left me after all.
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