Doraemon: Nobita and the Yellow

"The youth is like a shower. Even if you ever get a cold rain shower, you still want to be in me in that rain again. "- Niu Ba Dao. Strangely, this statement is true for my feelings when I go to see Doraemon: Nobita and the Golden Halo. Of course, the next sentence is: "What a fool!"

I was a little stupid when I was expecting this movie, especially after impressing with the movie Stand By Me. One of the big pluss - but for me it's a big minus: this is a story I have not read or seen before. Really speaking 100% never seen before is not true because the first film to the Nobita found the hidden golden island, is the beginning of the long story Adventure to the Golden Honey Island (I'm sure Doraemon's big fan will recognize this similarity). Or, as if a natural island appeared in the middle of the sea I remember reading in a certain collection of short stories. Therefore, it can be seen that this book has strange familiar, so can be considered as a plus point for the fans want to see the familiar and strange. But for myself, I prefer the longer story (actually, the Adventures to the Golden Hedge is always on the top of the story I want to re-read), so for me this movie uses the sequel. But it goes in the other direction and I find it less than the story and so I think this is a big minus point.

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One of the next issues that I do not like about this movie is that the dubbing team is too poor, there are some parts I can not even hear what they say, because they are too talkative and too fast. . I do not know if it is better to watch the subtitles, but my personal opinion is that the voice acting is average.

The next part I want to say is in the movie. Long stories later, I felt the gold in the garbage, and Nobita and the Golden Hanger also gave me that feeling. Do not know anyone here like the Buriki Maze? To me it was Doraemon's most boring story. The title of the Universe, Nobita and the Legend of the Sun King ... are also the series that the quality is below average, and this movie too. The first issue is strange but new and not strange in the movie, the second problem is the age-old problem of Japanese family film: say so much morals.
There was a time when I was watching TV movies, in which the film always tried to integrate things in depth but was expressed in words, and I felt it was very dogmatic. For example, the adaptations of Adachi Mitsuru's story, including Ngoc So's most insane, long-winded story, have both ruined Adachi ... The feeling is extremely clear in Doraemon: Nobita And the Honey Island, the characters speak too much, extremely high, it makes the details of the depth of the film into a very reluctant, forced.

Actually this film still has the plus point, first of all the film about Doraemon and class 3E, it was a big plus for me then. Plus when you look at Doraemon's presets and know what it is and how it works, it even appears on what episode, like when you're a DC or Marvel fan, and you know the nucleus. Who is on the film, who has appeared in the story and has what capacity, that is the feeling that only the size of the big fans understand.

I still remember the first day of my first Doraemon book, which was a collection of four short stories first published in Vietnam, and my first book, volume 4, had the first episode of Doraemon's adventures. (From here I use this name again for Doraemon, since this is a name that goes with me since childhood) and Nobita with a little bit of animal control. Nearly the first episode I was a Doraemon fan. Then next summer, the publisher released the first 3 volumes of the first three volumes, oh, that was a very yomost feeling. It is true that three long stories should be debuted (although the Kamat War series is my favorite). It's beautiful, the world is big and full of daydreams, it's really something so imaginative with a kid like me.
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