Review of the cartoon Toy Story 2. Old, good, three-dimensional
Cowboy Woody is jealous of space ranger Buzzlighter because he has become Andy's little toy. Seizing the moment, he pushes Buzzlight out the open window, and soon, by chance, he himself is on the street. This is the start of an exciting adventure of two toys on the way to friendship in two parts of the kind children's cartoon Toy Story. Most modern viewers watched these cartoons in childhood, and today they can watch them with their children - in three dimensions. It's scary to think: touching cartoons, now translated into 3D format, came out already in the last century! " Toy Story " appeared on the screens back in 1995, and the sequel - `` Toy Story 2 '' - four years later. Apparently, the day is not far off when the newfangled third dimension acquires the immortal hits of the 90s `` The Matrix '' and Mortal Combat. In fact, the experiment of Pixar and Walt Disney studios to translate their old favorite cartoons into 3D has a very practical basis - Toy Story 3 is coming out soon, which needs to attract the attention of today's children and at the same time introduce them to the beginning of the adventure of toys.The acquaintance with toys was a success - favorite children's cartoons of the end of the last century did not lose their charm at the end of the first decade of this century. No wonder in the USA and international movie bases " Toy Story 1 and 2 " have such high ratings: the topics of friendship and mutual assistance raised in them, as well as their place in the world, worried and will excite former and current children, and adults too. But the three-dimensional format brought little to " Toy Stories. ” Cartoons were not conceived as three-dimensional - when they were movieed, the 3D format was still sharpened within the boundaries of the science fiction of those years. Therefore, the translation of old cartoons into 3D made their image three-dimensional, but did not affect the perception at all. " Toy Stories " they are simply not sharpened for an innovative cinema format: no one pokes at the screen with needles and spears (as in Carolina in Nightmare Land or Beowulf), objects do not fly into the screen, forcing the audience to involuntarily dodge and nothing deliberately three-dimensional happens at all. From this, the good old cartoons in the new visual format make a strange impression: on the one hand, they impress with a three-dimensional picture, and on the other hand, they inspire a slight disappointment - like I was going to watch three-dimensional miracles, but it turned out that the magical world is just a book with `` voluminous '' illustrations. Only the starry sky shown in cartoons is really impressive: sparkling and shimmering with many lights, it strikes with depth and immensity. 3D will soon become a part of our cinema life: movies of almost all genres have already been released in the fashionable format - from animation (Ice Age 3) to horror (Destination 4). Studios cherish plans to translate movie legends - Terminator 2 into 3D and " Titanic "; A visual revolution is expected in December from James Cameron - the highly anticipated Avatar full of computer wonders. Against this background, the 3D translation of "Toy Stories 1, 2" looks like just a competent publicity stunt on the eve of the release of the third episode of the toy epic. But the beginning that they have laid can open the way for three-dimensional incarnations of everything that we value and love in the history of all cinema - from the `` Arrival of the Train '' the Lumiere brothers before " Saving Private Ryan, The Dark Knight and " District No. 9 ". Let's keep our fingers crossed? The Topic of Article: Review of the cartoon Toy Story 2. Old, good, three-dimensional. |
