In fact, this film is not as bad as I thought. At least, his starting point is good and the script itself is powerful. Otherwise, he can't be one of the most classic musicals. However, as a musical, as a musical, Tom Hobso's Cat is divorced from its essence and is a musical. This kind of dramatic performance, the audience doesn't like to see in the movie, but more hopes to actually sit in a theater and interact with the actors.

A movie is best driven by the story, and there are some special shooting skills, or the change of lens and the rendering of music. Although the plot like "Cat" has been read and watched, it is very classic, but there is no wave on the screen. From the time he will be remake into a movie, it is destined to be a bleak movie at the box office. Actually, it's none of Tom Hobo's business. It is very important for any director to shoot.

Just as movies can never replace Broadway, dance performances will always be unforgettable and shocking only when you watch the scene. If recorded through the lens, the shock is far less real than the scene. The movie Cat is really difficult to make, but if it is to be made into a movie, it is necessary to make some revisions and changes in the plot and add some interesting or suspenseful storylines, so that it will look more attractive and interesting.

But Hollywood spent a lot of money on rendering special effects. In order to restore the realistic effect of Cat, the costume props and post-rendering on the actors are very expensive. Putting the cart before the horse is also a problem that the director ignores. It is because Cat is so classic that the director is so worried about her that it doesn't shine at all in the script. Surprisingly, however, "Cat" was recently released in Japan, and it actually won the first box office in the first week.