Chapter 659: Animals know kung fu, and no one can stop them
For Pique, he chose "Kung Fu Panda" as his news material film, and he also made a selection, first of all, "Kung Fu Panda" is wonderful or not, it is worth a book.
If "Kung Fu Panda" is very bad, then naturally it is not said, just ridicule it hard.
After all, the publicity momentum of "Kung Fu Panda" was very large, and if the content is not good, there is a lot to write about.
And if "Kung Fu Panda" unexpectedly explodes, then there is even more to write about, and maybe even make yourself positive in advance?
Of course, this possibility is very low in Pique's opinion.
If you talk about other live-action movies in Huaguo, it's not surprising that they occasionally break out, but animated movies?
If you want to say that other Hollywood movies are raging all over the world, but in other countries it is not without rivals, but only animated films, Hollywood is really good.
In fact, there are only two countries in the world that are really good at animation, one is North America, needless to say, other people's cartoons can also sweep the world, and the box office record of animated films is maintained, and there are no other countries in the top ten.
The other is the island country, however, the animated films of the island country can probably only be produced and sold in China!
So, this is also why, "Kung Fu Panda" has enough likable elements, and the publicity is also good, but the arrogant Lao Mei still doesn't think that this movie can achieve any good results in North America, let alone bump into DSN's "Doll Country".
However, the opening scene of "Kung Fu Panda" surprised Pique a little, and what surprised him was that this animated film produced by a Chinese animation company seemed to be technically not bad.
A realistic landscape painting emerges in front of Pique's eyes.
And then there's a small town.
When Panda Po appeared, many small pot friends in the theater cheered.
This shows that the publicity effect of "Kung Fu Panda" before was really good.
In fact, another aspect of Chinese movies that cannot be accepted by North American audiences is the lines, and many times, even directly translated, make the American people confused, and they can't understand what it means at all.
However, Kung Fu Panda seems to be a little different.
The English dubbing tone of this animated film is very interesting, and the tone of each animal is very appropriate.
When they saw that the father of the panda Po turned out to be a duck, everyone was dumbfounded.
And then, in the midst of laughter and scolding, an animal that can only do kung fu makes the audience who sees an animal that knows kung fu for the first time exclaim again and again.
Some parents who originally just came with their children were also attracted by the film at this moment.
Although the plot is not complicated, the dialogue is very interesting, and the key is that the kung fu fists and kicks of each animal are completely different from the kung fu movies they often see.
All kinds of animals, not all of them are cute, but because the animals themselves have certain cute attributes, or turtles, or raccoons, or pandas Po, etc., have been given a new form.
The plot of "Kung Fu Panda" is broken and crumpled, in fact, it is the same as ordinary movies, the growth process of the little people, and then they encounter some setbacks, meet some people, and then get help, and then there must be a villain big boss, and then the little people finally defeat the big boss with hard work.
These are all normal, and can only be said to be the standard configuration of a movie.
For ordinary audiences, especially cartoons, if you play something deep, play a little deeper, make sure to hit the street, for the hairy little kids will not pay attention to those things, what they want to watch is like a bedtime story told by their parents, they can at least understand something, right?
"Kung Fu Panda" has clearly achieved this, sparing no expense in technology, carefully crafting and designing the exclusive kung fu of each character.
Pique was surprised to find that kung fu could still be filmed like this, and it turned out that animals could play kung fu so wonderfully.
And the Chinese elements in this "Kung Fu Panda" are really everywhere, but the amazing thing is that he doesn't feel that there is anything incomprehensible at all.
Martial arts and kung fu, this is the quintessence of China, it can be said that if there is any movie that can open up the situation in North America, then this movie must be related to kung fu.
The second is the panda, which is the national treasure of China, thanks to the appearance of the panda, the natural stupid and cute appearance, as soon as it appears, it is already enough to attract attention, and then look at the ring of the competition, the temples in the deep mountains and old forests, and even the thousand-year-old turtle are the cultural symbols of China.
Pique had watched some Chinese films earlier, not because he liked it, but purely because of professional needs.
As a result, he found that the heroes created by Huaguo were relatively perfect most of the time.
Originally, Pique also felt that since the panda Po in "Kung Fu Panda" was a "hero" made in Huaguo, it was estimated that it was the same as the Huaguo movies he had seen before, and it was majestic, even if there were flaws, it was only a little bit.
And to be honest, in North America, and even in the Western world, this is completely inconsistent with their values, and their consistent preferences and perceptions.
Ah Bao in "Kung Fu Panda" is not like this at all, Panda Ah Bao, although he is not satisfied with his "noodle career", but it is lazy to do, and it is definitely not ambitious. It was sent into the martial arts training ground by firecrackers, and the ghost made the god become a dragon warrior.
Even after entering the temple, the stunts of the five masters also made it dumbfounded, and it was never confident, on the contrary, some were only weak, hesitant and evasive.
Is this still a Chinese movie? Peake was a little confused, if he didn't know that this film was produced by a Chinese film company, he would even think that this was a Hollywood film.
What kind of heroes do North American audiences like?
It definitely has nothing to do with being tall.
They like to "quietly" and "quietly", "tune" him with "Kan", show his appearance, and use him to find happiness. Perhaps in their minds, there is no one in this world who is without faults and shortcomings;
In Huaguo's words, it is more down-to-earth!
Because people are never born perfect, even heroes, so why are the heroes in Hollywood films able to kill all sides? Is it just because the US imperialist market is strong, North America is economically strong, and the country is strong?
This is certainly not the case, because they have grasped the characteristics of characters that are acceptable to people regardless of ethnicity, race, or country.
That is, there is no perfect hero, any heroic character, he has shortcomings and troubles, and this is what countless ordinary people can recognize and accept.
To paraphrase an Internet phrase in Huaguo, you are so good, why don't you go to heaven?
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