Apple Shares 'Shot on iPhone' Short Film By Lulu Wang for Chinese New Year

[Apple_Robert]

I enjoyed the video. It reminded me of the book "Where the Wild Things Are." Even the monster in the book looks like Nian.

Where the Wild Things Are: A Caldecott Medal Award Winner―A Beloved Classic of Childhood Wonder, Mischief, and the Heartfelt Return Home

Where the Wild Things Are: A Caldecott Medal Award Winner―A Beloved Classic of Childhood Wonder, Mischief, and the Heartfelt Return Home

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[WstCstCmtr]

So nice Apple can support and feature films from a place where GENOCIDE is actually taking place right NOW.

If the Germans bought enough iPhones Apple would have been featuring Nazi movies!

Anything for a penny!

Wow, is that all you got from this? Would it be too hard to just enjoy the artistic value of the visuals, the underlying story without some kind of negativity on a political level? Try to just enjoy the story for what it's worth, not everything needs to be a statement of political values, ideals and thoughts.

I'm not downplaying your thoughts and views, these are valid. I'm hoping you can appreciate just the art of the video or if you don't that's cool too.

No it's not all I got from this. I also got that you think pretty pictures should negate millions of people being raped, tortured, and murdered.

 

[Doctor Q]

I enjoyed the video. It reminded me of the book "Where the Wild Things Are." Even the monster in the book looks like Nian.

That's true. And the stories are similar, with a child not fearing the monster(s).

Nice little story, and great color tones in the shots.

 

[tongxinshe]

The worst among all of these years’ productions.