The author of this article is @Ghost Foot Seven of the Xiaowan family
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Conan had just left, and the blue fat man came again.
In recent years, various childhood classic memories, especially Japanese classic animation, have been introduced to the mainland screen, which is undoubtedly a good opportunity for fans to relive their memories, and in these classic memories, experiencing new emotions is also a rare big screen experience.
Released this week, "Doraemon: Walk with Me 2" may be the most unmissable "Grandpa Green Knot" this year.
The last "Doraemon: Walk with Me" has been 6 years ago, as a new theatrical version of the Doraemon series of animation, not only uses 3D modeling, but also the integration and arrangement of the plot is quite eye-catching.
At that time, it was a box office hit in Japan and China, and the Douban score has remained at 8 points, which can be said to be a rare high-scoring masterpiece.
And this year's "Walk with Me 2", strictly speaking, is not a "sequel", but the "second half" of the first part, as a complete story, the film story continues to tell nobita's story of knowing himself and changing himself with the help of Doraemon.
In the previous film, the childhood Nobita decides to change his fate after learning of his future. In the shuttle of different times, Nobita finally confessed to Shizuka successfully, and while he gained happiness, his relationship with Doraemon also ushered in a turning point...
The film touched countless fans and fans in that year, not only because of the memory killing, but also because the story accurately hit the core of "Doraemon".
Since childhood, Nobita, who has been a "waste material", has undergone various changes in his life because of Doraemon, but as he grows older, he must also face his own growth and reality, and Doraemon is his best friend and a witness to growth.
For countless viewers, our grievances and setbacks in the process of growing up are no different from Nobita's, but not everyone has Doraemon, in Nobita, we see ourselves, but also share his perseverance in the help of friends and relatives who continue to fall and continue to move forward.
Nobita is not a hero, just an ordinary person like us, but it is such an ordinary person who can also harvest happiness, which is actually the warmest part of Doraemon: Walk with Me.
The second half of this year tells the story of: the wedding is imminent, the adult Nobita is on the verge of escape, and the childhood Nobita and Doraemon come to the 22nd century to save their fate again.
If in the previous part, Nobita learned how to face Shizuka as a child, in this part, he had to learn how to face himself; the previous one was about "changing the future", and this one was about "facing the past".
This year's "Doraemon: Walk with Me 2", as a commemorative work for the 50th anniversary of the "Doraemon" serial, on the one hand, after finishing the story of the previous part, it also continues the tear-jerking killer attribute of the previous part, and continues to adapt the classic passages in the manga into the plot.
Whether it's a wedding speech in the climactic passage that harvests a wave of tears, or Nobita's reunion with his grandmother released in the trailer, every minute can make fans cry in the theater.
Although the tear-jerking purpose of the story direction is quite obvious in terms of plot arrangement, in the story of "Doraemon", which is full of warm feelings, these designs are also harmless.
At the final wedding scene, childhood Nobita and Doraemon used any door to bring grandma to the future, witnessing the wedding of their grandson from afar, and also fulfilling grandma's wish of "really wanting to meet Nobita's bride", which can be said to be the biggest emotional explosion of the film.
As an animation work that accompanied the growth of the 8090s, "Doraemon: Walk with Me" can meet us in the form of a new work, which is of course very happy for fans, but it is not only to evoke our childhood memories, but to grow up with us.
In last year's Digimon: The Last Evolution, the protagonists have grown from elementary school students to middle school students, the three protagonists in the live-action version of "The Flying Little Policewoman" that Hollywood is producing are no longer "Little Policewomen", and "Doraemon" has also ushered in the wedding of Nobita and Shizuka.
In fact, compared with the role of always "staying" in the memory, those who move forward with us are more charming, in these roles, we not only harvest happiness and satisfaction, but also witness failure, sadness and parting, not only have a happy ending, but also have the regret and unwillingness of life.
In these bittersweet experiences, we also walked with them into different stages of life and "walked with me" together.
The two works before and after "Doraemon: Walk with Me" are both arranged in series with the classic stories we are familiar with, and then run through the main story, around the wedding of Nobita and Shizuka, we can see a lot of familiar classic fragments in the film.
In addition to doraemon's luxurious magical props, fat tigers, xiaofu and other classic characters appeared, there are also unexpected bridges such as Nobita being bullied, jealous, prop failure, etc., which are full of memories for fans.
In terms of dubbing, the lineup of the previous film was continued, with Emi Ohara, Isabi Mizuda, Yumi Kashu, Satoshi Mufu and others all returning, and the voice of Grandma Nobita is the famous actor Nobuko Miyamoto, who once voiced the grandmother in "The Tale of Huiye hime".
In terms of music, the theme song "Rainbow" sung by Sugata Shohui is also very ear-catching, and the lyrics and the emotional cooperation of the film are just right, and after watching the film, don't forget to revisit this touching song again.
With Children's Day just a few days away, Doraemon: Walk with Me is undoubtedly the best entry into theaters this weekend.
Not only for the innocent children, but also for the "big friends" who have gradually grown up, in this festival that belongs to the children, we can also be a child again, and relive the feelings with our childhood playmates.
There is an episode of Doraemon about Nobita's dad riding a time machine back in time, seeing his mother who has passed away, and crying loudly, "The adults are really pitiful, because there is no bigger adult than them, there is no one who can make them spoil or blame them."
Perhaps Doraemon is the kind of existence that allows us to be children and encourage us to move on.
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