Polar Express

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Polar Express is an animated film released by Warner Bros. Directed by Robert zemagis, the film is voiced by Tom Hanks, Josh Hutcheson and others. It was released in the United States on November 10, 2004.

Based on Ellsberg's adventure fairy tale of the same name, the film tells the story of Klaus, a little boy, who gets on the express train on Christmas Eve and goes to visit the legendary Santa Claus with his friends in the polar regions.

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Santa Claus is the symbol of Christmas. The legendary Santa Claus will drive a sleigh pulled by reindeer on Christmas Eve to deliver gifts to thousands of families. However, with the continuous progress of human society, no one believes in this legend which has been circulating for a long time, and no one believes in the existence of Santa Claus. However, little boy Claus (dubbing by Josh Hutcheson) doesn't think so. Although his parents and friends tell him that Santa Claus is just a fictional character and doesn't exist, Claus insists on believing in the existence of Santa Claus. Therefore, Claus is often ridiculed by his peers, but he never shakes his faith. Finally, Klaus's persistence earned him a reward. One Christmas Eve, Klaus fell asleep in a trance. Suddenly, the floor began to tremble, the utensils on the table clattered, and a mysterious train stopped in front of the door with the sound of the siren. He nervously opened the door and saw a kind conductor (Tom Hanks) standing in front of him. The conductor invited him to travel to the north pole to attend the Christmas celebration and visit the legendary Santa Claus. Klaus agreed to come down. After Klaus got on the train, he found more friends. We were very happy together and experienced an unforgettable journey. finally, the train arrived at the terminal, the north pole, and the children jumped out of the train happily. The Christmas celebration of Arctic city officially began, and everyone was immersed in the atmosphere of joy. At this time, a Santa Claus came to Klaus and asked him kindly what gift he needed. Klaus muttered that he only wanted a small bell on the reindeer. Klaus got what he wanted, but when he went home, he lost the bell because of the broken pocket of his clothes. He was very sad. Because he can't make a sound. However, Klaus knew very well that only those who believed in the real existence of Santa Claus could hear the ringing of the little bell.

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Film evaluation

Although Polar Express is a computer-generated film, it is totally different from cartoon. There is no live performance in the animation, and the smiles and smiles of the animation image in polar express are all performed by real people. However, the revolutionary technology of "motion capture" is used in the film, and the live performance image is digitized. (China economic network) "Polar Express" is an animated feature film produced by Warner Bros. with the latest motion capture technology. The film uses performance retention technology to make every moment magical. The train takes you to turn mountains, slide over glaciers and cross bridges. (video entertainment review)

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