"A Cup of Tea kung fu" - Kung Fu Panda 3
"Kung Fu Panda 1", "Kung Fu Panda 2" and "Kung Fu Panda 3" movies have become one of the hot topics on social media, and Western philosophy has three ultimate propositions: who I am, where I come from, and where I am going. It is not difficult to see that the "Kung Fu Panda" series is exactly this propositional composition. I remember reading an article interviewing the director, who said that at the beginning of the whole project, he had written the outline of the five parts. And when this third part is completed, the audience can also clearly see that two questions have been answered - I am the dragon hero Ah Bao, also a panda, I am from the Peace Valley, in fact, I am also from the panda village.
However, this one seems to deliberately reduce the plot of letting the audience think about philosophical issues with raccoons and turtles, but instead in the gags and noisy laughter, the members of Panda Village mistakenly hit and learned qigong, called out the dragon, and saved Ah Bao. So that the villain of this movie is the weakest of the three, the pandas who are light and breezy are selling cuteness, funny, playing treasures, and making the audience happy, and even after watching the movie, they feel that the seriousness of the beginning of the discussion is so weak. This greatly reduces the connotation of the film, and the lack of depth of the third film is not as good as the first two. Ah Bao has always been like all Hollywood inspirational movies (most of the protagonists are destined to be extraordinary - either chosen by heaven, or recognized as unique and outstanding), he is destined to be a dragon hero, and his efforts are only a little "opening" - such as learning to eat buns without chopsticks, rolling, and sleeping lazily, he can turn the danger into a disaster at the moment of a thousand guns, complete tasks that are difficult for ordinary people to complete, and reach heights that ordinary people can hope for. The characters shaped by this logic are naturally "successful and difficult to investigate". This becomes a falsification of Hollywood inspirational movies: the success of the protagonist is often not achieved by hard work, luck is not so important, and the destined talent is your "protagonist aura".
But in fact, whether it is an art film or a commercial film, it is to say a good story that is co-produced, and more importantly, it is hidden behind this story that you want to express. Thought is the soul of cinema. Only if the soul can withstand the elaborate and the skin bag is good can it be called a good movie, and it can not be forgotten many years later, even if new film technology appears. It is actually inappropriate to use such values as "Kung Fu Panda 3" to make children watching movies think about what philosophy of life. No matter how sophisticated the picture, no matter how sophisticated the baggage, if the direction is not correct, it is futile.
Of course, if we lower the requirements for the film, only try to have fun, ignore the weakness of the plot itself, pay more attention to the nature of family fun, and seek a way to reduce stress, then "Kung Fu Panda 3" and "Catch the Demon" are comparable, and the whole process is high-energy laughter, and there is also a little bit of discipline. Speaking of which, I have to say that Oriental DreamWorks has made Chinese mouth shape for the Chinese market, which is unprecedented. The film's strong Chinese version of the dubbing lineup can not be underestimated, to Ah Bao's voice of Huang Lei since the "Little Prince" after the dubbing skills are more and more pure, the second protagonist Jackie Chan big brother performance is also remarkable, Bai Baihe, Xiao Yang, Wang Dali, Jiang Wu at least will not jump the scene, and Yang Mi, Jay Chou The level of the two is embarrassing, can only hehe.
In short, I hope that the remaining fourth and fifth parts can be more careful, whether it is to say the proposition of "where am I going" well, or to learn more Oriental languages in thought, not just simply add a few more pandas and draw more pavilions. After all, the panda that can only play treasure is not the essence of Chinese culture, but a "banana" panda. Hopefully, when I walk out of the cinema again a few years later, my first instinct is not, "Po, you can really play."
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