It's a movie.

Anyone who says "what animation is out of the theatrical version" means that a movie will go to the cinema, and of course there will be a DVD after that.

Different from the TV version, the theatrical version is a coherent and long complete story.

What is a theater? What is a theater? What's the difference between a theater and a theater?

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A theater is a place where some actors sing plays. For example, there are not always those scenes of singing opera on TV. You have heard of Liyuan, which is a very old theater.

The theater, regardless of the public, is a performance, and it is a performance place and stage for various theatrical troupes, dance troupes and other performance units.

In fact, they have little difference in people's understanding. Isn't this what people call drama?

What does the theater track mean?

OVA: Original Video Anime, as opposed to TV, is not played on TV. Want to see, can only buy.

Ed, the ending song

A work, a title song

Blu-ray disc

To sum up, I don't know. ...

SP, the special part is the special book.

Scan, I don't know. ...

OA, ON AIR is playing

OST, OriginalSoundtrack, soundtrack (movie soundtrack album)

No crEDit, subtitle version, meaning OP and ed.

There should be nothing else to say. That's all I need to know.

What does it mean to hang a clock in front of the theater?

Mouse (counting points)

Take mine. .

What is a theater?

film

It is a public place where movies are shown to the audience.

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theatre

1. Places dedicated to performing drama, drama, opera, song and dance, folk art, music and other entertainment are generally more formal. Usually divided into stage and audience. Nowadays, cinemas also have the function of showing movies.

2. Used as the name of a larger troupe.

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film

A place where movies and performances can be shown.

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Introduction to the theater

Theater A theater is a place where audiences can watch performances. The etymology comes from the Greek word Theatron, which means the place to watch. The original tea gardens, theatres or theater gardens in China are now collectively called theaters. A theater generally consists of three parts: ① a place for performing-a stage or other forms of performance space; (2) the place to watch the performance-the audience; ③ Other auxiliary performance spaces-places where performers rest and change clothes. The evolution of the theater system depends mainly on the changes of the functions, scales and their relationships of these three parts besides the constraints of material and technical conditions and the influence of architectural concepts. The theater in ancient Greece was an open-air theater, with three parts adjacent and relatively independent. In ancient Rome, these three parts became a unified architectural whole, which was semi-open. After the interruption of the Middle Ages, this tradition was inherited in Renaissance Italy. 16 18, the first theater with a framed stage was built in Palma. Later, in a long historical period, on the basis of this theater, it was improved and enriched from different aspects until it developed into a theater with modern mechanical equipment. The important symbol of modern theater is the utilization of electric energy and the continuous improvement and perfection of various stage equipment on this basis, such as turntable, attached platform, push-pull platform, carriage platform, mobile (electric) platform or lifting platform, complete hanger system, lighting control system and so on. With the development of non-frame stage performance, different types of theater structures have emerged, such as extended stage, central stage, terminal stage, freely combined and varied stage and theater with both frame stage and extended stage characteristics. Since the 1960s, there has been a trend in the west to build different types of performance and entertainment venues into complex buildings. The history of China's plays can be traced back to the Han and Tang Dynasties. There were hundreds of operas and pavilions in the Han Dynasty, operas and pavilions in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and tile houses and goulan in the Song Dynasty, all of which had the elements of theater and became the basic pattern of chinese theater later. The theaters in Qing Dynasty developed along different types, such as palace theater (three-stage), government theater, commercial folk tea garden, local or small theater in the guild hall. Shanghai New Stage, built at 1909, is the earliest theater with a framed stage in China. This kind of theater developed on a large scale after 1949. The theatres built in 1980s include the Experimental Theatre of Beijing Central Academy of Drama, the Theatre of Shanghai Theatre Academy and the China Grand Theatre.

What does the theatrical comic mean?

The theatrical version is a Japanese animation classified according to the mode of communication. Theater version of animation: the animation works shown in cinemas are called "theater version" and also called "movie version" in China. Usually this film is 90 minutes long. The production cost is generally higher than OVA and TV animation. No matter in the fluency of character movements, the number of separations used, or even the number of frames per second, it has been significantly improved compared with the previous two, so the picture accuracy is the highest among the three.

Generally, after the popularity of TV animation, the corresponding theatrical version will be released, but in order to be different from the former, some changes will be made in the plot and role. There have also been some changes. There is also a theatrical version, which just re-edits the plots in the TV version and connects them together to form a new work. In addition, the original independent theater animation works also occupy a large proportion in theater animation.

What's the difference between a short play and a content theater? 10 point

Like chubby and short.

How to express the theater in classical Chinese?

Before the Tang Dynasty, many dances and operas were performed in the square. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, with the development of economy, commercial theaters appeared, which were called "Goulan", "Wapeng" and "Washe". Later dynasties evolved, and different regions also had their own theatres. According to the fact that people in China call it "drama" instead of "drama", theaters are both called "theater" and "theater garden".