I won't talk about the plot here, there are two very interesting supporting roles, one is the penguin captain, and the other is the old lady who likes to call the lion a little cat.
Captain Penguin is fat, calm, capable, likes to give orders, and is a natural leader. Whether flying a swaying plane or hijacking a vehicle, there is a set of coping strategies in the penguin's head. Always speak confidently, and it must be someone else's fault if something goes wrong. Only once did it make concessions, when the president of the monkey union asked for maternity leave, the captain of the penguin was furious, you male monkeys still have maternity leave, and when the president threatened to take out a pornographic photo of the captain and his beloved doll, the captain The son softened and made concessions. Its appearance reminded me of Marlon Brando's expression of losing his eldest son in "The Godfather".
The old lady is violent, arrogant, aggressive and aggressive. And the grandmother in "Little Red Riding Hood" loves extreme sports, like fighting with bare hands and flying. I thought the old lady here was the grandmother in "Little Red Riding Hood" who came to Africa. The violent and aggressive old lady is a comedy in itself. There is a very interesting highlight about this old lady. The bonfire was lit, and after the old lady gave an exciting speech, she raised her right hand, and her back was projected on the tree trunk behind, becoming a Statue of Liberty. If the goddess wears more revealing clothes, she can also become the woman holding the tricolor flag in "Freedom Leading the People".
The comedy has a perfect ending, of course, as the timid giraffe gets his coveted fat hippo with big nostrils, and Captain Penguin gets a lifelong deal with the doll he has always loved. Love can transcend not only size and species, but also between organisms and dolls made of wood and stone.
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