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Dreamwork is passionate about intertextuality...
Karlie 2022-09-21 19:25:13
Dreamwork is keen on Intertextuality... Shrek, who we are familiar with, almost spoofs all the classic European fairy tale characters, and at the same time outlines the modern American spirit: anyone can be a hero... This time, Megamind's The object of the intertext is The Incredibles, the techniques are basically the same, and the content is still similar, just the theme rephrases as "I don't have to be what everyone wants me to be, but become what I want to be." Of course, it is also a good work, hehe~
Extended Reading
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Megamind: [catches up with Roxanne] I can explain!... What about everything you just said, about judging a book by its cover?
Roxanne Ritchi: Well, let's take a look at the contents then, shall we? You destroyed Metro Man, you took over the city, and now you've actually got me to care about you! Why are you so evil? Tricking me? What could you possibly hope to gain?
[Megamind looks up at Roxanne sadly]
Roxanne Ritchi: ...Wait a minute. Ohhh... I don't believe this! Do you really think I that would ever be with you?
Megamind: [whispers] ... No.
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[Titan hurls a skyscraper]
Roxanne Ritchi: What's the plan?
Megamind: Well, it mostly involves NOT DYING!
Roxanne Ritchi: I like that plan!