Frankenstein Is a animated film about the protagonist Victor's resurrection of the strange dog "Sparch", which is also the first IMAX 3D black-and-white stop-motion animated feature film in film history directed by Tim Burton, which premiered in the United States in October 2012. Compared with today's animated films, "Frankenstein Dog" has almost no highlights in terms of shooting methods, character shaping, and plot arrangement, but this animation is indeed from the perspective of children, showing the truest thoughts in children's hearts. The death of a dog may be similar to the loss of an object in the eyes of adults, but in the eyes of children, it is the disappearance of the beloved in the heart. The resurrection of the deceased, or the resurrection of the beloved dog, is an inversion of time and a repetition of life for Victor, but for his parents, it is unclear and fearful. The scene of the resurrection of this film is fictional, but the feelings of adults and children are real.
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > the resurrection of the dead, children have not a fear of mutant species, but a novelty of the whole world</h1>
In the real world, it is true that we cannot bring the dead back to life, but the film achieves it through absurd expression, and when the electric current passes through the strange dog, Victor is hesitant to succeed, but as a scientific genius, he uses a seemingly scientific way to bring the dead back to life. Later, other students also resurrected their pets by clicking, but the serious mutation of the pet is a consequence that all children are unaware of. Because for children, this is nothing more than a scientific experiment, an attempt at something new, and a souvenir of the beloved in their hearts.
The protagonist Victor resurrects his dog because he can't bear to watch his dog die in a car accident. In the years of companionship, the dog has become the most important person in his life besides his parents, this time the dog love is also to some extent to save him tragic disaster, he has a reluctance to love the dog's death, but also a little guilt. In fact, if there is no experiment demonstrated by the science teacher in the classroom, perhaps the dog will only remain in The mind of Victor. But it was precisely because of scientific experiments that Victor found a glimmer of hope. He himself was a scientific genius, and it seemed that he did not need the help of others, and one person created the necessary process for the laboratory and the resurrection of the dog.
Victor has prerequisites on the road to resurrecting his dog, and his love of science and love for strange dogs have become the driving force for him to resurrect "Sparch". But he also understands that the resurrection of the love of dogs is difficult for others to understand. So he hid the fact that everyone and even his parents "Sparch" had been resurrected, but of course a live dog would not stay at the top of the attic, which gave others a chance to find the strange dog resurrected. In addition to the most sincere friendship between Victor and the dog, the resurrection of the strange dog also shows the curiosity of children for new things. Under the education of school teachers, every student has the idea of using science to create miracles, so resurrecting strange dogs is actually the key to opening the door of their thoughts, providing a broader future for every child in the future.
On the way to resurrecting the strange dog, Victor knew that this was not normal, and although he resurrected the strange dog, his heart was mixed with his worries in addition to excitement. Because the resurrection of the dead is not possible in the eyes of most people, they will not associate it with science. But classmates who have taken science classes can understand the resurrection of strange dogs, which is not a frightening thing. They are also very excited after learning that Victor has revived the strange dog, but their excitement comes from the resurrection of the strange dog, from the success of scientific experiments, and from the guarantee of winning the scientific competition.
In addition to the difference in the idea of the fact that the deceased has come back to life, Victor resurrected the puppy because of his most sincere friendship with the puppy, while the other classmates resurrected their pets because of their inner lusts, and the change of preconditions also changed the outcome of other people's resurrection of their pets. In fact, this film is still conveying a very important idea: scientific development should be based on the right path, not to satisfy their own selfish desires. Once science becomes a means of seeking the welfare of individuals rather than advancing society, the meaning of science will cease to exist.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > behind the resurrection of the dead is the adult's fear of mutant species and the self-containedness of thought</h1>
Even in today's society, the resurrection of the dead is still an incredible thing, but most people have the same vision. The film "Frankenstein Dog" is a film that turns everyone's vision in the real world into reality. But in this film, it is clear that the adults cannot accept the resurrection of a strange dog, which is beyond their inherent knowledge of the existing society or the existing knowledge. On the surface, adults are afraid of mutant species after the resurrection of the dead, but in fact they have an overly narrow understanding of science in their minds.
Adults do not choose to understand and accept the cognition that has broken the convention, but blindly reject it, regard this cognition as evil thoughts, and call the people who invent this cognition heretic. This is also a problem often encountered in the development of science, and the sacrifice of Bruno and Galileo is precisely because of people's fear of breaking conventional cognition. If they had accepted the fact that Victor loved his dog and resurrected earlier, there would have been no need for the dog "Mars" to hide, and other students would not have rushed to follow suit, let alone caused a small town tragedy. It's just that they came up too late to accept the resurrection of the puppy "Mars", just as the scientists' theories were accepted too late, and the loss is ultimately human beings themselves.
Once the adults' outlook on life and values are formed, it is difficult to change, and the characterization of existing cognition can easily form a mental self-containment. Science contains too much rapid content, and some of theories of the past are often overturned, but adults often lack the learning of new theories, which also leads to the inherent cognition staying at a stage that is many years ago. In fact, this film is also conveying the idea that inherent cognition is not terrible, and the terrible thing is that people will teach the next generation of inherent cognition that is often incorrect, which is not only conveying wrong information, but also narrowing the vision of children.
The science teacher in the animation once said that he could not broaden people's thinking, but he could open the brains of children, and every child has unlimited possibilities.
Are adults stupid? Of course not, they just can't accept ideas beyond self-perception in a short period of time, and perhaps behind the unacceptable is the impact on personal interests, so they choose not to accept. Bruno's burning is behind the fact that the heliocentric theory he preached violates religious philosophy, and the expulsion of the science teacher in the animation is due to the frustration of the parents' self-esteem. Adults know the importance of science, but they don't want to lose face.
Although in the end, everyone chose to accept victor because the puppy saved it, but the tragedy caused by it has been irreparable. It is difficult for people who are stuck in their ways to change their inherent perception of existing affairs without experiencing ups and downs, and to some extent, self-containedness is also the main reason for hindering scientific progress, not only from scientists engaged in scientific activities, but also from thousands of ordinary people in society.
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The animated film "Frankenstein Dog" depicts people's views on the resurrection of the strange dog Spark from the perspective of adults and children, respectively. For children, The resurrection of Spark is not only because of their emotional appeal, but also their exploration of the unknown world and their curiosity about scientific research. Through Spark's resurrection, animation is actually conveying to children that their future has infinite possibilities, and only by trying can they really know.
For adults, Spark's resurrection has actually broken their inherent cognition. Adults often choose to attach their already self-contained outlook on life and values to children, often limiting their thinking. Animation not only encourages adults to try new things as they grow up, but also allows adults not to hinder their development because of their personal interests or self-esteem. No one knows what the future holds, but as long as the next generation has dreams in their hearts and light in their eyes, the miracle of subverting cognition will not be less.