Sinopsis(1)
Fish, un joven humano, ha sido invitado al lejano y misterioso Reino de los Elfos para asistir a la boda de Mayra, la reina elfa. Esta será la ocasión perfecta para reunirse de nuevo con su querida elfa Lia, la hermana pequeña de la reina. Pero el Reino de los Elfos cae en un profundo pánico cuando los elfos oscuros irrumpen en la romántica boda con un gran ejército y retienen a Mayra como rehén. Para rescatar a la reina y proteger el Reino, Fish se unirá a los elfos y, juntos, comenzarán una aventura llena de peligros que, inesperadamente, se convertirá también en una tremenda prueba para el amor entre Lia y él. (Paycom Multimedia)
(más)Reseñas (2)
Long Zhi Gu: Jingling Wangzuo - Throne of Elves is the second installment in the Dragon Nest franchise and is a pretty decent fantasy adventure romance movie. It has its shortcomings, and things that I could not really relate to they usually have in Chinese (or even Russian) animated movies (especially the damn "dramatic" slow-motion). However, the narrative focuses on far fewer characters this time, making everything feel much more compact. The narrative is by no means surprising, and according to the genre, it works perfectly fine. The main female antagonist is quite good and also quite sexy, so she is very easy on the eye (and the same goes for the other elves). I liked the animation and the setting as well. The elf city had the appropriate grandeur and beauty, and the other locations looked interesting, as well. The main couple was likable, and I was rooting for them and their love story. It was also quite funny, especially the assertion that even if you are small in stature, you can still have a beautiful view; this amused me. Also, the soundtrack was good. In the end, this movie is not anything that was somehow extremely good, although it did at least seem perfectly respectable to me. 6.7/10.
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I wasn't expecting much from a Chinese-American animated film, so I was quite pleasantly surprised, both by the visuals, which I thought were very good, and by the story, which was quite nice, and there weren't many places that bored me. It's not a revelatory story, but it was good in this rendition.
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