Which series do you like best?

Among the four movies in the Elf Hostel, my favorite is the first movie, which not only satisfies my imagination of many strange characters in the Elf Hostel. I think it's also the best one in plot design and conflict between related characters.

One: The first part of Elf Hostel subverts people's imagination of the traditional vampire family with anti-traditional routines.

Hotel Transylvania, as a famous work of Sony animation, won the audience's love and praise for its unconventional expression and touching details when it was launched on 20 12. Many terrible monsters are imagined as unique creatures with their own contrasts. In the process of watching the plot, we will bring these lovely monsters and feel all kinds of troubles and dribs and drabs in their daily lives.

Two: The first part of Elf Hostel has more details than the sequel.

Due to the American experience and excellent staff in 3D animation, many details of Sony Pictures' first animation in Elf Hotel will be more abundant than the related contents of the sequel. Dracula's many small moves in animation, the contrast of characters' dialogues and the subtle depiction of human emotions on various occasions all make this film more appealing and allow the audience to better bring it into the film when watching it.

Three: I think the plot design of the first film can arouse the audience's sense of * * * more than the sequel.

From the beginning, the first movie of Elf Hotel introduced the common problem of mutual vigilance and fear between human beings and monsters. Later, with the development of the plot, Qiang Sen, a human being, was mistakenly bumped into the monster hotel, and fell in love with Dracula's daughter, which promoted mutual understanding between monsters and humans. And through many details, these monsters accepted human beings, and finally resolved each other's prejudice as the ending. Judging from the relevant arrangement and production of the plot, the overall rhythm is very smooth, and there will be no problems of inadaptability and illogical plot during the viewing process.