I like the animation better than the English soundtrack.
There's one thing I like and one I dislike about this version of Hans Christian Andersen's "The Snow Queen."
1. The animation kept a good pace with the original story in modern perspective as promised by Wizart Animation officials. Even though there are a few scenes and/or plots that are a bit confusing, but they do adapt the elements from the original story.
2. The English soundtrack sounded and looked like that it was improvised than putting up a good effort. The English soundtrack was not that I've expected. It was supposed to stay on course with the story, but instead jumped out from the story to show off.
I give that movie a "B+." However, I'll give it an "A" if they do a better job with the English soundtrack.
1. The animation kept a good pace with the original story in modern perspective as promised by Wizart Animation officials. Even though there are a few scenes and/or plots that are a bit confusing, but they do adapt the elements from the original story.
2. The English soundtrack sounded and looked like that it was improvised than putting up a good effort. The English soundtrack was not that I've expected. It was supposed to stay on course with the story, but instead jumped out from the story to show off.
I give that movie a "B+." However, I'll give it an "A" if they do a better job with the English soundtrack.
- jeff_polizzi
- Nov 2, 2013