Après la catastrophe, bien que les âmes de Nezha et d'Aobing aient été sauvées, leurs corps seraient bientôt brisés. Taiyi Zhenren avait prévu d'utiliser le lotus aux sept couleurs pour reco... Tout lireAprès la catastrophe, bien que les âmes de Nezha et d'Aobing aient été sauvées, leurs corps seraient bientôt brisés. Taiyi Zhenren avait prévu d'utiliser le lotus aux sept couleurs pour reconstruire leur corps.Après la catastrophe, bien que les âmes de Nezha et d'Aobing aient été sauvées, leurs corps seraient bientôt brisés. Taiyi Zhenren avait prévu d'utiliser le lotus aux sept couleurs pour reconstruire leur corps.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 6 victoires et 1 nomination au total
Crystal Lee
- Ne Zha
- (English version)
- (voix)
Vincent Rodriguez III
- Li Jing
- (English version)
- (voix)
Michelle Yeoh
- Lady Yin
- (English version)
- (voix)
Michael Yurchak
- Ao Shun
- (English version)
- (voix)
Résumé
Reviewers say 'Ne Zha 2' is acclaimed for its stunning animation and modern take on Chinese mythology. Breathtaking visuals, intricate details, and fluid action sequences are highlighted. Themes of identity, destiny, and self-discovery resonate deeply, with emotional depth and familial bonds emphasized. The film's cultural richness and innovative storytelling appeal globally. However, some note pacing, character development, and narrative coherence issues. Overall, it's a significant achievement in Chinese animation.
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A Masterpiece of Visual Storytelling: Where Artistic Ambition Meets Pulse-Pounding Spectacle
In the ever-evolving landscape of animated cinema emerges a groundbreaking work that redefines the boundaries of visual narrative - a tour de force that orchestrates a perfect symphony of artistic sensibility and crowd-pleasing entertainment. This animated marvel transcends conventional categorization, presenting audiences with an immersive sensory experience that lingers long after the credits roll. Through its bold fusion of painterly aesthetics and kinetic energy, the film establishes itself as a new benchmark for contemporary animation.
The Anatomy of Perfection: Martial Choreography as Cinematic Poetry
The film's combat sequences amount to nothing short of a revelation in motion picture craftsmanship. Each frame throbs with meticulously calculated violence that transcends ordinary action - it's balletic brutality elevated to high art. The animators demonstrate masterful command of temporal manipulation, using judicious slow - motion effects not as gimmicks but as narrative punctuation marks. These deliberate pauses in the chaos serve dual purposes: allowing viewers to appreciate the exquisite detail in every muscle contraction and weapon trajectory while amplifying the visceral impact through dramatic tension - building.
When the action accelerates to real - time velocity, the screen erupts in a fireworks display of particle effects and environmental destruction that would make Michael Bay reconsider his career choices. The technical wizardry on display draws favorable comparisons to the renowned Western animated series RWBY. With its unique camera language and precise grasp of action rhythm, this work stands out among numerous animations, creating a distinctive style of its own.
Humanity in the Midst of Mayhem: A Tapestry of Brotherhood
Beneath the surface pyrotechnics lies the film's beating heart - an emotionally resonant exploration of male camaraderie that avoids sentimental tropes. The ensemble cast functions as a complex ecosystem of conflicting loyalties and shared burdens. Through subtle facial animations and body language that could rival live-action method acting, the characters reveal layered personalities that evolve organically across the narrative arc.
Particularly noteworthy is the nuanced portrayal of fraternal bonds under stress - the unspoken understandings conveyed through shared glances during battle preparations, the protective instincts that override self-preservation, and the quiet moments of vulnerability hidden beneath martial bravado. These relationships attain Shakespearean depth through carefully crafted dialogue that balances poetic introspection with vernacular authenticity.
Narrative Precision: The Virtue of Restraint in Storycraft
In an era plagued by narrative excess and manufactured drama, this film stands as a testament to the power of disciplined storytelling. The plot unfolds with the elegant efficiency of a Swiss timepiece, each story beat serving multiple purposes - advancing character development while maintaining relentless forward momentum. Unlike lesser productions that rely on contrived conflicts, the tension here arises naturally from established personalities clashing with environmental pressures.
The screenplay demonstrates remarkable respect for audience intelligence, trusting viewers to follow complex political machinations without expositional hand-holding. Character decisions remain consistently logical within established parameters, creating a domino effect of cause-and-consequence that heightens dramatic stakes. Even minor supporting roles receive thoughtful motivation arcs, contributing to the rich tapestry of this fully realized world.
Conclusion: A New High Water Mark for Animated Storytelling
This cinematic achievement represents more than mere entertainment - it's a paradigm shift in how animation can engage both heart and intellect. By harmonizing state-of-the-art visual innovation with timeless human drama, the creators have crafted a work that will undoubtedly influence the next generation of animators. It satisfies on every conceivable level: as a technical showpiece pushing the medium's boundaries, as a gripping character study, and most importantly, as pure cinematic exhilaration. For connoisseurs of animation and casual viewers alike, this film doesn't just raise the bar - it redesigns the entire stadium.
In the ever-evolving landscape of animated cinema emerges a groundbreaking work that redefines the boundaries of visual narrative - a tour de force that orchestrates a perfect symphony of artistic sensibility and crowd-pleasing entertainment. This animated marvel transcends conventional categorization, presenting audiences with an immersive sensory experience that lingers long after the credits roll. Through its bold fusion of painterly aesthetics and kinetic energy, the film establishes itself as a new benchmark for contemporary animation.
The Anatomy of Perfection: Martial Choreography as Cinematic Poetry
The film's combat sequences amount to nothing short of a revelation in motion picture craftsmanship. Each frame throbs with meticulously calculated violence that transcends ordinary action - it's balletic brutality elevated to high art. The animators demonstrate masterful command of temporal manipulation, using judicious slow - motion effects not as gimmicks but as narrative punctuation marks. These deliberate pauses in the chaos serve dual purposes: allowing viewers to appreciate the exquisite detail in every muscle contraction and weapon trajectory while amplifying the visceral impact through dramatic tension - building.
When the action accelerates to real - time velocity, the screen erupts in a fireworks display of particle effects and environmental destruction that would make Michael Bay reconsider his career choices. The technical wizardry on display draws favorable comparisons to the renowned Western animated series RWBY. With its unique camera language and precise grasp of action rhythm, this work stands out among numerous animations, creating a distinctive style of its own.
Humanity in the Midst of Mayhem: A Tapestry of Brotherhood
Beneath the surface pyrotechnics lies the film's beating heart - an emotionally resonant exploration of male camaraderie that avoids sentimental tropes. The ensemble cast functions as a complex ecosystem of conflicting loyalties and shared burdens. Through subtle facial animations and body language that could rival live-action method acting, the characters reveal layered personalities that evolve organically across the narrative arc.
Particularly noteworthy is the nuanced portrayal of fraternal bonds under stress - the unspoken understandings conveyed through shared glances during battle preparations, the protective instincts that override self-preservation, and the quiet moments of vulnerability hidden beneath martial bravado. These relationships attain Shakespearean depth through carefully crafted dialogue that balances poetic introspection with vernacular authenticity.
Narrative Precision: The Virtue of Restraint in Storycraft
In an era plagued by narrative excess and manufactured drama, this film stands as a testament to the power of disciplined storytelling. The plot unfolds with the elegant efficiency of a Swiss timepiece, each story beat serving multiple purposes - advancing character development while maintaining relentless forward momentum. Unlike lesser productions that rely on contrived conflicts, the tension here arises naturally from established personalities clashing with environmental pressures.
The screenplay demonstrates remarkable respect for audience intelligence, trusting viewers to follow complex political machinations without expositional hand-holding. Character decisions remain consistently logical within established parameters, creating a domino effect of cause-and-consequence that heightens dramatic stakes. Even minor supporting roles receive thoughtful motivation arcs, contributing to the rich tapestry of this fully realized world.
Conclusion: A New High Water Mark for Animated Storytelling
This cinematic achievement represents more than mere entertainment - it's a paradigm shift in how animation can engage both heart and intellect. By harmonizing state-of-the-art visual innovation with timeless human drama, the creators have crafted a work that will undoubtedly influence the next generation of animators. It satisfies on every conceivable level: as a technical showpiece pushing the medium's boundaries, as a gripping character study, and most importantly, as pure cinematic exhilaration. For connoisseurs of animation and casual viewers alike, this film doesn't just raise the bar - it redesigns the entire stadium.
Lightning strikes twice with NeZha 2, a sequel that surpasses its predecessor in both narrative ambition and visual grandeur. This dazzling Chinese animated epic reimagines ancient mythology through a modern lens, blending heart-stopping action with profound emotional depth.
The film's animation is nothing short of breathtaking-oceanic battles erupt in cascades of luminescent water physics, while celestial realms shimmer with otherworldly detail. Yet beneath the spectacle lies a fiercely human story. NeZha's journey as the misunderstood demon child evolves into a gripping exploration of identity and rebellion, his combustible chemistry with Ao Bing (the Dragon Prince) crackling with tragic complexity. New characters like the enigmatic Sea Goddess add layers of moral ambiguity, challenging simplistic notions of heroism.
What truly astonishes is how director Yang Yu (Jiaozi) balances frenetic, kinetic combat (a fiery third-act showdown will leave you breathless) with quiet moments of introspection. The script weaves wry humor and tear-jerking pathos effortlessly, while traditional Chinese instruments in the score clash thrillingly with orchestral might.
More than just an animated marvel, this is cultural storytelling at its most vital-a defiant celebration of individuality that resonates across borders. Stay through the credits; the mythology is expanding, and we're all richer for it.
The film's animation is nothing short of breathtaking-oceanic battles erupt in cascades of luminescent water physics, while celestial realms shimmer with otherworldly detail. Yet beneath the spectacle lies a fiercely human story. NeZha's journey as the misunderstood demon child evolves into a gripping exploration of identity and rebellion, his combustible chemistry with Ao Bing (the Dragon Prince) crackling with tragic complexity. New characters like the enigmatic Sea Goddess add layers of moral ambiguity, challenging simplistic notions of heroism.
What truly astonishes is how director Yang Yu (Jiaozi) balances frenetic, kinetic combat (a fiery third-act showdown will leave you breathless) with quiet moments of introspection. The script weaves wry humor and tear-jerking pathos effortlessly, while traditional Chinese instruments in the score clash thrillingly with orchestral might.
More than just an animated marvel, this is cultural storytelling at its most vital-a defiant celebration of individuality that resonates across borders. Stay through the credits; the mythology is expanding, and we're all richer for it.
Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce you to China's new all-time cinematic box office champion (top 10 worldwide as I write) with a staggering $1.6 billion generated mostly from Chinese theaters within a span of 17 days and still rising as it reaches international audiences, Ne Zha 2. As overhyped as I was before watching the movie due to the milestone it signifies, I was still pleasantly not disappointed.
My biggest complaint it that the film gives too much of everything: too much comedy, too much suspense, and too much action that we rarely have time for substantive emotional development. Besides that, the movie is a roller coaster of heightened emotion that free falls nonstop through toe-clenching fight sequences, mesmerizing world building, and countless intricate and diversely driven characters. Individualistic heroism proves very much futile in this society of hidden rules and unspoken bigotry, as every being lives to avenge their own justice. Thus the world of Ne Zha is horrifyingly realistic and incredibly engaging.
The aesthetics of the film also stands apart, taking modern adaptations of classical characters, designs, costumes, settings, and stories overall. Fusion of kung-fu and naturalistic sceneries with anime-like choreographs and cinematic shots makes the combat sequences truly blood-boiling. Based on videos I watched analyzing the movie's artistry, the amount of attention to detail the production gives in portraying the traditional artifacts, needlework, and weaponeering is impeccable.
Overall, Ne Zha 2 represents more than an outstanding animation and more than an industrial miracle.
My biggest complaint it that the film gives too much of everything: too much comedy, too much suspense, and too much action that we rarely have time for substantive emotional development. Besides that, the movie is a roller coaster of heightened emotion that free falls nonstop through toe-clenching fight sequences, mesmerizing world building, and countless intricate and diversely driven characters. Individualistic heroism proves very much futile in this society of hidden rules and unspoken bigotry, as every being lives to avenge their own justice. Thus the world of Ne Zha is horrifyingly realistic and incredibly engaging.
The aesthetics of the film also stands apart, taking modern adaptations of classical characters, designs, costumes, settings, and stories overall. Fusion of kung-fu and naturalistic sceneries with anime-like choreographs and cinematic shots makes the combat sequences truly blood-boiling. Based on videos I watched analyzing the movie's artistry, the amount of attention to detail the production gives in portraying the traditional artifacts, needlework, and weaponeering is impeccable.
Overall, Ne Zha 2 represents more than an outstanding animation and more than an industrial miracle.
Nezha 2 is as wonderful as Nezha 1! Compared with 1, 2 is more mature, and the world outlook and the concepts conveyed by the film are more profound. "I'm the Mo" also perfectly echoes the first season, "I have the final say on "It's a Mo or a Xian". I really like Nezha and Ao Bing. Generally speaking, the portrayal of the characters is very wonderful, and the development of the storyline is also very reasonable and smooth. There are no bugs in the whole process. It's very true to the name! In addition, I am looking forward to the arrival of Nezha 3, and I hope I won't wait too long. I'm also looking forward to Nezha's brothers who will appear at the end!
One of the best animated epics thats come out within the last few years. Ne Zha 2 does an incredible job being a sequel; which is a tough ask! You're instantly hit with the visuals and the creative team did an amazing job animating every last sequence. The storytelling and the incorporation of chinese mythology elavates the immersion factor. Its light hearted mixed with intense emotions. Highlighting philosophical ideologies; yin & yang. The movie doesn't shy away from its more adult humor/content. An overall good mix of enternainment and seriously good!
For parents who are interested in taking their family; please be aware that the movie tackles on a lot of deeper content. I've noticed that there hasn't really been an age rating for the movie out yet on google. The movie has adult humor, fighting, action, and blood. Please keep this in mind before taking kids to see. Its also currently subtitles only, no dub.
Fantastic movie, 10/10 gotta watch it.
For parents who are interested in taking their family; please be aware that the movie tackles on a lot of deeper content. I've noticed that there hasn't really been an age rating for the movie out yet on google. The movie has adult humor, fighting, action, and blood. Please keep this in mind before taking kids to see. Its also currently subtitles only, no dub.
Fantastic movie, 10/10 gotta watch it.
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- AnecdotesNe Zha 2 became the highest-grossing Chinese and non-English film of all time (surpassing La bataille du lac Changjin (2021)). It also became the highest-grossing film of all time in a single market (surpassing Star Wars : Épisode VII - Le Réveil de la Force (2015)) and became the first non-Hollywood production to join the billion dollar club (57th overall).
- ConnexionsFeatured in SBS World News: Épisode datant du 16 février 2025 (2025)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Site officiel
- Langues
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Ne Zha II
- Sociétés de production
- Voir plus de crédits d'entreprise sur IMDbPro
Box-office
- Budget
- 80 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 20 858 156 $US
- Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
- 7 687 776 $US
- 16 févr. 2025
- Montant brut mondial
- 1 899 848 247 $US
- Durée2 heures 23 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.39 : 1
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