Disney is good at creating romantic and beautiful fairy tales, which is a dream country.
In countless years, Disney has not only brought joy to children, but also thousands of adults in a complicated world.
This time the film industry's big name director Steven. Spielberg and Disney have brought a heavyweight movie "Dream Giant", and the two are a strong combination.
Through a fantastic adventure, the collision of dreams and reality is interpreted, and a hopeful bedtime story is also compiled for people.
"Dream Giant" is about a movie that is both childlike and warm, and dreams and poetry fly together.
The heroine, Sophie, is a child living in an orphanage, and she firmly believes that terrible monsters will appear at three o'clock in the morning, because she often loses sleep at that point.
By chance, she saw a giant in the darkness at night, so she was taken away by the giant.
The beginning of the film is not as dreamy at the beginning as other fairy tales, and the film is even a little dark, and such a beginning has a moral.
Director Piersberg's work not only shows the best side of fairy tales, but also reveals a beautiful story through some dark appearances.
The giant brought Sophie into the ferocious kingdom of the giants, and the giant was in a low position in his hometown because he did not like to eat human flesh, but loved to eat a vegetable similar to a sour cucumber.
From all the details, it can be seen that the giant is different from the cannibals in his hometown, and he is a kind giant.
And the most different thing is that in all the movies, the subconscious choice for people who are threatening themselves is to imprison this person.
But the kind-eyed giant did not, he regarded the girl Sophie as his guest, and treated her well, and here you can see that the fairy tale of this movie is very meaningful.
The good-hearted giant has a special skill, that is, to compile and collect dreams, but when he shows Sophie this ability, he accidentally receives a nightmare, provoking a fight between the giants.
The giant just wants to make up for the mistakes made by other giants through his own ability, perhaps he expects their race to live in peace with humans, so he will blow the dream into the sleep of every sleeping child.
In the world of the giant's life, he was looked down upon by his peers for not eating human flesh, but he still did not shake his faith, believing that this was also the courage to support him to live in a lonely world.
After a battle between ogres and giants, Sophie had a plan, and she set her sights on the Queen of England.
The queen was planned to have the ogre eat the child's dream, and let the giant blow the dream to the queen, the queen woke up in this nightmare, and transported all the ogre giants by plane to the uninhabited island.
At the end of the story, the little girl Sophie wakes up from her dream, and the orphanage, the queen, and the giant all disappear in an instant, and the whole movie ends here.
The end of the film is the biggest suspense left for the audience, because no one knows whether it is true or not.
Personally, there are two possibilities for such an ending.
One is that everything Sophie experiences at the orphanage, including adventures with giants, is a dream.
The dream saved a lonely giant, because in everything they experienced with the little girl Sophie, their friendship became stronger.
The giant was the one who was discriminated against in their race, because he was different, so he could not join the other ogres, and a dream gave him the most direct touch to the heart;
If everything after Sophie woke up was fake, the giant must have blown her the most perfect dream.
In the dream, she no longer lacks affection and love, and what awaits her is a beautiful world that is no longer lonely.
In fact, no matter which one it is, this pure fairy tale has redeemed two lonely people.
Sophie and the kind-eyed giant are diametrically opposed, and although Sophie is only ten years old, a little person who may only be as tall as a giant's finger, her heart is very tenacious and fearless.
Unlike the kind-eyed giant, he has a tall body that is different from ordinary people, but his heart is very timid and gentle.
They are all very lonely people, Sophie has been alone in the orphanage since she was a child without the company of her family, and the kind-eyed giants are incompatible with the ogres because they do not eat human flesh.
They support each other in an adventure, and Sophie gives the Good Eye the giant courage and companionship, and the Good Eye gives her a good future.
"Dream Giant" is based on Roald. Dahl's work, perhaps, will be unfamiliar to viewers by mentioning the writer's name so bluntly.
But when it comes to another novel, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," the audience will not be unfamiliar, and his stories are very strange.
The film adaptations from these two works can be seen intuitively, and each step of the story breaks the reality and constructs a work that is absurd enough and enough to be liked.
This is a legendary writer whose work has had a great impact on then and now.
In this mention the film's director Steven. Spielberg, I think the audience should not be unfamiliar with this director.
The 1982 version of "Alien e.t" is one of his works, and the character of the well-meaning giant in "Dream Giant" can be seen with the shadow of e.t.
In particular, the giant's exaggerated to deformed face shape and large round eyes, Pierceberg is committed to creating humane works.
In the film "Dream Giant", you can directly feel the director's human touch.
The year-long friendship between Little Lolita and Grandpa Strange also makes people deeply touched in the dreamy story, which is the world that Director Pierceberg wants to depict.
The construction of the movie "Dream Giant" is beautiful and quite dreamy.
But to say that this movie is not a completely perfect film.
Because the intention of the film is still too superficial, the whole film can only see the friendship between the giant and the girl, and there are no other profound intentions.
And this is just a film that is completely depicting innocence and childlike fun, and it is not too much to say that it is completely open to children.
The film's wild imagination overshadows everything, and the only biggest highlight wins is that the picture of this film is very beautiful.
This is very pleasing to the attention of young children, for adults, the film is too young, and the content is also very bland.