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"Every dog should have a boy", I didn't write it again, you didn't read it wrong, this is the original words in the movie "Genius Glasses Dog", watching DreamWorks' works, you will really be impressed by their extraordinary imagination, a journey through the strange fate of people and dogs, this is a very extraordinary story!
"Genius Glasses Dog" to my surprise, not in the film plot of how subversive, that can only be used as a movie gimmick, but in the end this is a really good looking and connotative work, in fact, Hollywood animation this kind of extreme intensification of the same kind of movie is very much, such as snail racing driver, Rat Chef, Hollywood animation has been very good at this seemingly outrageous thing, through the phenomenon of imagination, shown in the animation, and "Genius Glasses Dog" The biggest shackle is how to break through the dog father and son, a topic that is difficult to be accepted by ordinary people even in the movie, and the crisis of Mr. Peabody, the dog father, stems from this, so the film repeatedly emphasizes Mr. Peabody's amazing talent and the warm memories of Mr. Peabody's adoption of Sherman, on the other hand, the villain social investigator wants to take Sherman away from Mr. Peabody for the tension of the movie, director Rob Minkov shows the same kind of work as his "Elf Mouse Brother" in "Genius Glasses Dog". The clever film technique of making the world accept that the white rat has always been a member of the family and has been talking about it, gradually making people accept this seemingly outrageous story, and even at the end of the movie, the crowd shouts "I am also a dog!" "It doesn't feel contradictory or similar at all, but it's a kind of heart-to-heart touch."
Another big attraction of this DreamWorks animation is that the time machine is the main line of the movie with the plot development, although the family card of the main theme of Hollywood animation has not changed, but the French Revolution, the ancient Egyptian pharaohs, the Battle of Troy, the Leonardo da Vinci and the Mona Lisa in the Renaissance, and even the last Washington, the film has been very good to create a pair of dog fathers and sons of the selling point, several times through time and space into those familiar stories, all laughed, full of unknown surprises, As Rob Minkov, who once successfully portrayed the Lion King Simba and the elf rat brother Tuyat, although he directed several live-action films that were mediocre, the director had a great talent for anthropomorphizing animals, just like the genius spectacled dog Mr. Peabody in "Star You", and it can only be said that this role will become the third animated character remembered by the world in the hands of Rob Minkov.
The love between father and son is also deep, and DreamWorks has once again broken the conventional imagination, which is still a charming work for all ages.