Huluwa will shoot a live-action version. Can you surpass the original?

Nowadays, many film companies are focusing on the production of classic animations, such as The Return of the Great Sage and Nezha, which are all classic animations accompanying our childhood growth and have achieved good response and box office revenue. Perhaps I saw the business opportunity of big IP. It is reported that the Hulu brothers will remake the live version. Hearing this news, many netizens have marked "I am about to see a cosplay show", "spicy eyes" and so on.

When the classic animation image is put on the big screen, it becomes a reality. If you shoot well, you will recall your childhood; If you are not a good marksman, you will ruin your childhood. Because the filmmakers threatened to surpass the classics, there were too many cases that finally disappointed the audience. Shooting and casting are the most important things in the film, and it is a great challenge to let the images in the original animation be played by real people.

Casting can use makeup to create an image closer to animation, but it is even more difficult to achieve a breakthrough in film special effects. As far as the visual effects of China's movies are concerned, it is really difficult for the audience to buy lame 50-point special effects, so it is very likely that the real-life version of the gourd doll will hit the classics. It's not that the audience doesn't trust and support domestic animation, but when the audience trusts again and again, they are disappointed again and again.

Classics are classics, and classics themselves are hard to surpass. Because the original "Huluwa" carries too many people's childhood memories, too many touches and tears, and it is also the hard work and dedication of the older generation. The real-life version of Huluwa may be more real, but it is still difficult to surpass the original. Although netizens spit and spit, if it is really released, I think there will be many people to support it. After all, China's animated films still have a long way to go and need our support.