European and American animated films who know 50

The most classic movie in Europe and the United States is, of course, the "First Blood" series.

Very human traffickers.

Statham's are all good.

Top Gun, Terminator, all good, all played by Schwarzenegger, handsome.

Rage and Rage Rescue.

"Planet 51" is New Line's first foray into the animation industry in more than 40 years, and the film was purchased from Handmade Films International for $60 million. Written by Joe Stillman, the father of the "Shrek" series, this cartoon tells the story of a distant planet. The inhabitants there live in fear of being invaded by aliens.

When astronaut Charles Baker from Earth lands on their planet, their paranoia finally turns into a terrifying reality. Because of his inexplicable hostility, Charles must enlist the help of a friendly "local young man" to evade the "locals" while trying to find a way back to his spaceship in order to return to Earth.

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"Planet 51" tells the story of a distant planet. The inhabitants there live in fear of being invaded by aliens. When astronaut Charles Baker from Earth landed on their planet.

At that time, their paranoia finally turned into a terrifying reality. Because of the inexplicable hostility, Charles must enlist the help of a friendly "local young man" to evade the "locals" while trying to find a way to return to him.

of spacecraft in order to return to Earth.

Only by truly looking at the world and being broad-minded and eclectic can we become valuable people, and the same is true for countries and nations. For example, nowadays, we always emphasize the phrase "what belongs to the nation is what belongs to the world," which can easily lead people to narrow-mindedness and grandstanding.

In fact, Miyazaki's paintings have very strong and distinct Japanese elements, but these national elements are well combined with the wider world elements, which are neither weak nor abrupt. This narrow-minded attitude, which is both humble and absorbent, but not inferior, is a sign of true self-confidence and respect. I think that his collection of miscellaneous ideas is acceptable to the whole world, it is both light-hearted and witty, but also quite deep, and readers in Europe and the United States will clearly realize that this is the work of a Japanese painter when they accept this work, which is the embodiment of not losing oneself without losing oneself, and is the real pride of one's own nation.

Compared with the narrow-mindedness, non-acceptance and distortion of reality and history, anger, and self-confidence and pride in the people of some countries due to ignorance and inferiority, it is really necessary to learn and work hard.

o ( o Personally, I don't think this will rise to the level of allegory or something.

Maybe it's because of his personal preference.

After all, everyone has their own special favorites, and writers are also people, so of course they will have special preferences. . .

He is not confined to a specific format, he is not rigid like others, he knows how to be flexible and integrated, and some details in his works can see some characteristics and customs of various countries, which is the style of a master.

And some of the folk characteristics of his own country in his works are also well expressed. Such as the most famous "Spirited Away".

Maybe he just likes European and American house construction, and I like it too

And that time Spirited Away won the award, and when he went to receive the award, he deliberately walked around the street over there to see the European-American houses.

It is necessary to take the international route in order to gain a foothold in the world.

Anime is the strongest in Japan, both creatively and technically. In the past, the United States relied on technology to become popular for a while, but it has long been gone, and then Europe has not been able to do it.

Japanese creativity, European and American technology, each with its own strengths.

The Japanese plot is good, and the graphics are good.