Posters of "The Storm" animated movie directed by Busifan (Dahufa), now in chinese theaters.

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Posters of "The Storm" animated movie directed by Busifan (Dahufa), now in chinese theaters.

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Arghuhhh it's just Murderbot again that's what it is. Human-shaped construct is going to protect his human at all costs like the professional he is but he's definitely going to bitch about it the entire time. Loudly. Maybe he'd have time to think about important life questions like "What am I" and "Whose great idea was it to create a sentient killing machine, anyways" if he wasn't too busy getting shot to pieces every 15 minutes on average
the new movie The Storm by Busifan (the guy of Dahufa, Valley of White Birds, Mee's Forest) just came out over in China. i neeeed it
16 new posters of "The Storm" animated movie directed by Busifan (Dahufa), now in chinese theaters.
The Storm: very gorgeous, very weird, good. It does a pretty good job of emulating the feeling of a storm, where things build up, build up, build up... and then they recede. Conflicts aren't really resolved so much as just... over. Which makes sense, from a Watsonian standpoint. The theater troupe has been dead the whole time. Daguzi transforms into a monster well before the storm hits. The bird and dragon are impersonal forces of nature. Instead of a protagonists-overcoming-something plot, it's a storm plot. Sometimes, things happen that you can't do anything about. You just have to survive them and go on.

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Little red winter melon compels me... Like I can't say I felt anything particularly unusual during the movie, other than a normal level of enjoyment and appreciation, but something about an irate little immortal guy who doesn't know what he is but doesn't think he's human and doesn't give a shit about people but also would die before he let anything happen to the prince
Kind of worried about looking up Dahufa fanart on the chinternet because I'm 99% sure they've yassified him. On the other hand, pointy black triangle guy yassification I can understand, there's some classic sexification material to be working with there
At first it seems like straightforward humans versus non-humans where you've got the Dahufa (cute little boy) and the Prince (regular man) trying to make it through these weird ass killer plant monsters. But then there comes that turning point of Jiang POV, and by the end where stuff ends up is:
The monsters are tools created to serve a purpose. But so are the humans: the Prince, born to the throne; Xiaoming, heir to the estate; Pao Mao, butcher; Lord Ji An, caretaker of the family fortune; and the Dahufa, who kills on command. Everyone is chained to the service of something else. And by the end, the only characters who have broken free of their assigned role are the monsters