What are some good 3D cartoons recently?

1 How to Train Your Dragon

DreamWorks Animation, the company behind "Shrek," "Madagascar" and "Kung Fu Panda," will launch a new animated adventure comedy "How to Train Your Dragon." The story is adapted from the famous children's book "How to Tame Your Dragon" by Cressida Cowell. It tells that in this mysterious world full of rugged Vikings and wild dragons, there is a Viking who lives on the island of Berk. Young Hiccup must pass the dragon-slaying test before he can officially become a member of the Viking Boks. The dragon-slaying test is coming soon, and Hiccup must seize this only opportunity to prove the value of his existence to his tribe and his father. However, Hiccup's world will forever change when he meets and befriends an injured dragon, the Night Fury, known as the unholy son of Lightning and Death. About six years ago, DreamWorks' creative director noticed that Cressida Cowell's famous children's book "How to Tame Your Dragon" attracted the attention of the drama in the story of heroic Vikings and dragons. DreamWorks executives then launched a plan to adapt the children's book, "The most fascinating part of this story is that the protagonist Hiccup is a brave Viking by nature and he also wants to become a brave warrior. But that’s not his nature,” said director Chris Sanders. “The story unfolds as an unexpected friendship develops between this protagonist and what at first glance appears to be a ferocious and cruel dragon. Both adults and children can find a lot of unexpected fun and excitement in the process of Hiccup discovering his own nature and growing up.

2 Despicable Me

Despicable Me. "Also known as "Despicable Me", directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renard, this 3D animation produced by Universal Pictures tells the story of a suburban house surrounded by a white fence and rose bushes. District, there is a lifeless black house. There is a huge unknown secret hidden here. The protagonist Gru is planning an unprecedented plan-he is plotting to steal the moon. "The protagonist Gru is the world's biggest villain. After he heard the news that the Egyptian pyramids were stolen, he was dissatisfied with the emergence of new thieves on the market and decided to build a rocket to steal the moon. During the plan, Gru stole the moon. The shrinking ray gun he took was stolen by the new thief Victor. In order to regain the shrinking ray gun, Gru decided to adopt three orphans - Margo, Edith and Agnes, and use them to enter Victor's castle to sell them. They took advantage of the opportunity to steal the cookies, and then secretly disposed of them after the plan was successful. However, in ordinary daily interactions, Gru developed feelings for the three children. In order not to affect the careful moon-stealing plan, Gru had to put the three children away. The children were returned to the orphanage. When the plan was successful, Victor kidnapped the children. The ending was that Gru rescued the three ghosts and sent the moon back to the universe. The script is set to still be Gru himself. At the end of Becoming a Hero, the protagonist changed from a guy who laughed at the neighbor's dog to a real hero. It was this heroic transformation that allowed him to correct the mistakes he had made. From this perspective, the film is full of growth themes, perhaps. It is this special plot of "suppressing desire before rising" that makes this animation bring a different feeling to the audience

3 Up

At the beginning of the story, The little boy Carl Fredrickson was watching the newsreel attentively. The famous explorer Charles Muntz and his dogs had just returned from their South American adventure in a hot air balloon. Muntz announced that he had discovered New species, but scientists did not believe him and called him a liar, and Muntz's reputation was ruined. However, little Carl believed in Muntz's experience and took every word of his words to heart, especially his "Adventure is ahead" (Adventure is ahead). is out there) was regarded as a wise saying by little Carl. He also wanted to become a great explorer like Monz.

The scene changed, and little Carl was walking home holding a balloon. When he passed by an uninhabited house, another still from "Up" (20 photos) came. The voice of a child is a tomboy girl named Ellie. She is also obsessed with Monz's adventure stories. Ellie, who chatters endlessly, uses the weather vane on the roof of the house as a joystick and treats the entire house as a big ship. spaceship, trying to persuade the overwhelmed Carl to join her plan, and adventure in the "flying house". Of course, the two children did not fly up, but fell down. But Carl and Ellie got to know each other. Later, the camera showed us a montage of the two of them growing up, getting married, and living together. Ellie became a zookeeper, and Carl got a car selling helium balloons. Both of them have dreamed of exploring the "Paradise Falls" in South America mentioned by Monz all their lives, but they are always tired of running for life. Until Ellie died of illness, this wish could not be realized. After Ellie's death, Carl became withdrawn and unwilling to interact with others. But what's worse is that his house happens to be on land planned by the government for development, where a skyscraper is about to be built. Carl, who was unwilling to move out, became a "nail house". The government sent people to prepare to send him to a nursing home, but just before those people came, Carl made a decision to leave here with the house and go to South America to realize his dream. His wife has the same dream as him! So we saw the classic scene in the trailer, where colorful balloons dragged an entire house into the sky. The image of the flying house overlooking the land in the air is very beautiful (this was the original inspiration for the director to create this film). But what Carl Lao didn’t expect was that his flying house would be boarded by a “stowaway”—an 8-year-old Asian boy named Russell. This overly optimistic little boy likes to talk fast and non-stop. He participated. In order to become a senior member of the Wilderness Explorers Association, you need to collect the last badge - the Help the Elderly Badge. Unfortunately, the target he chose for help was the eccentric Karl. Karl hated this little chubby guy who always followed him. Carl thought of many ways to throw this annoying child from the flying house. But before he could put it into action, the flying house flew into a storm cloud, and many of Ellie's belongings fell. Carl was scrambling to protect these things... After Carl woke up, "stowaway" Ronaldinho told Carl that he The GPS can help them fly to "Wonderland Falls", but Carl still cuts off a few balloons, prepares to land and puts Ronaldinho on the car home. At this moment, an accident happened. The flying house, which was already close to the ground in the thick fog, hit a boulder. Although the house escaped damage, both Carl and Ronaldinho were thrown down. Seeing that the flying house was about to float away, Carl tied it with a water pipe, and then the flying house dragged him until it reached the cliff before stopping. Only then did Carl realize that the "Wonderland Falls" was right in front of him (as shown in the picture on the right). From here, the two people began to pull the flying house forward on foot (they then came to the jungle). That night, Ronaldinho talked to Carl about his family situation... In the jungle, Carl and Ronaldinho met a new friend - a colorful bird with a long red beak (the explorer Monz A new species discovered), this bird was really big and liked to eat chocolate. Ronaldinho named it Kevin. The bird liked Ronaldinho very much, but didn’t like Carl very much. Then the two met the second one. Two friends - the talking dog "Doug". It is not accurate to say that this dog can talk. In fact, the collar worn around the dog's neck can express the dog's thoughts through human language. After that, they came to a canyon. , there were several dogs appearing there, two Wonderland Falls

bulldogs, and a Doberman Pinscher (there were many other dogs appearing later, all of which were related to Monz). Subsequently, the two men were taken to an airship, and they discovered that the owner of the airship was actually the explorer Charles Muntz. His purpose was to capture the big bird and prove himself. After learning that Mengzi would do whatever it takes to achieve his goal, the two of them ran away first. When they released the big bird home, Muntz arrived and took the big bird away... Then, the two of them started fighting with Muntz to rescue the big bird.

But Mengzi released the plane from the airship, interfering with Feiwu's progress... After the fight, Mengzi and Feiwu both fell into the clouds. After saying goodbye to Big Bird, the two of them drove Monz's airship back to the city. Ronaldinho also received the badge awarded by Karl. The three "people" became inseparable good friends and lived a happy life. A comfortable life (just like Ronaldinho described when talking to Carl about his family situation). And their flying house finally floated alone with the balloon on the edge of the Wonderland Falls in the "Mesa Mountains" (while Monz's whereabouts were unknown), realizing Ellie and Carl's lifelong dream.

4 Corpse Bride, to be honest, the painting of this film is quite disgusting, but it is very touching

The film starts with the male protagonist Victor drawing butterflies and then releasing them. It seems to be a metaphor for the ending. At the end of the 19th century, Victor, whose family was an upstart fishing tycoon, was about to marry Victoria, the daughter of a declining aristocrat. Neither of them wanted to get married, but they could not disobey their parents. Fortunately, on the day of the rehearsal, the two fell in love at first sight, but due to nervousness, Victor made many mistakes during the wedding rehearsal and escaped. In the eerie grove, while practicing the wedding ceremony, he mistakenly put the ring on the branch-shaped skeleton finger. Then, a dead girl appears. She was touched by Victor's touching wedding vows and decided to follow him. She caught up with Victor who was trying to escape and took him to hell. Only then did we find out that the dead girl named Emily was killed by her money-grubbing lover. Victor was in shock. In order to be rescued, he argued that he needed to let his parents know about his marriage to Emily. So, with the help of old man Boneneck, the two returned to the earth, and Victor tried to see Victoria. , Emily was very sad. Although Victoria wanted to save Victor, she was unable to do anything. And the man who killed Emily thought that Victoria was rich, so he proposed to Victoria - he wanted to kill for money, but he didn't know that Victoria was more powerful than him. poverty.

Stills of the Corpse Bride (20 photos) After Victor’s servant died, he came to the underworld and told him that Victoria was getting married. The frustrated Victor overheard the old man Boneneck saying that he must He had to die to marry Emily, but Emily cried and refused. Victor was moved, agreed to the marriage, and came to the human world with other people in the underworld. After that, the dead met their relatives one after another. But at the wedding, Emily saw that Victoria was very sad, so she stopped Victor from drinking the poisoned wine and gave up on him. But the bad guy knew that Victoria had no money and didn't want to see Victor happy, so he and Victor A fight broke out, but Victor was holding a fork and couldn't beat him. Emily blocked the knife for Victor, and then the man mistakenly drank Victor's poisoned wine as ordinary red wine and was poisoned to death. Emily, who was satisfied with the love between the two, threw a bouquet of flowers, took one last look at them, and turned into thousands of butterflies and flew to the moon. The true meaning of love is happiness, and the meaning of happiness is love.

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