加菲猫2的英文影评,水平一般就行不要太高,150字左右

加菲猫2的英文影评,
水平一般就行不要太高,
150字左右

While I was mostly distracted about what was wrong about the first when watching it (Arlene is gray instead of pink, Nermal is Siamese and stupid instead of gray and cute, Odie isn't CGI, Jon isn't dorky enough, Liz is sweet and insterested in Jon instead of sarcastic and reluctant), a lot of those problems don't exist when certain characters are completely written out of the story, or given less screentime. While I've begun warming up to the idea of Breckin Meyer as Jon Arbuckle, he still seems too normal to be passable as Jon.And while I did get a kick out of Garfield stowing away on Jon's trip to London in true comic strip and cartoon fashion, I felt it lacked the dynamic and relationship that Jon and Garfield share in those mediums. It's to the point that when we finally switch to Garfield or Jon wondering where the other is (once they separate in London), you realize, "Oh yeah! I forgot about Jon..." This is seldom the case found in either the strip or any of the animated specials or TV show.
The mistaken identity plot is nothing new, but it brings a fun little angle to the big screen world of Garfield. Also, replacing director Peter Hewitt with Tim Hill seemed to improve upon the flow and feel of the film.此外,While the original tried too hard to be "hip" and "cool," A Tail Of Two Kitties feels more deliberate and genuine. Thankfully a worthless song by Baha Men or Blackeyed Peas is replaced with more instrumental scoring and The Beatles. It feels more natural. Billy Connolly serves as the film's villain this time around, as he tries to dethrone Prince, Garfield's look-alike in England. While the film's finale finds Connolly's approach reaching a bit over the top, Connolly still fairs better on every account than Stephen Tobolowsky did before him. Tobolowsky has done fine work before, but he simply cannot carry a film as a villain or central character, which he proved in Garfield: The Movie . Connolly stole his scenes in Lemony Snicket's as a heartwarming uncle a year and a half ago, and despite being evil here as opposed to charming there, he manages to pull off the role well.
The live animals used in A Tail Of Two Kitties have increased in numbers and director Tim Hill uses them to the film's benefit when possible.While it could have played out as disastrously as such an idea has in past cinematic attempts, the animals are often quite cute and play along well with Garfield and his shtick. Finally, Ian Abercrombie (most notable as Mr. Pitt from Seinfeld ) is a delightful addition to the cast.