The adult world in children's works

Macie 2022-04-21 09:01:35

Although it is a children's work in name, it is very interesting to interpret it in depth... Let's talk about a classic scene. Before marriage, a man is as wild and bohemian as a fox. But when he heard that his girlfriend was pregnant, the fox father said "wow", and the people who came here had this understanding: the 30 years of "free" life is over, and I finally want to throw away the fantasy and prepare to fight and go to Hamburg wholeheartedly. It's a lot of fun... Haha, it's very interesting, this movie seems to be given to middle-aged men, telling them to find the life they want to pursue... Well, the ladies are mad, Yaxie, let's listen to it Wife's words go with the party Smecta...

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Fantastic Mr. Fox quotes

  • Mr. Fox: Wake up, everybody, they're digging us out!

    Mrs. Fox: They'll kill the children!

    Mr. Fox: Over my dead body they will!

    Mrs. Fox: That's what I'm saying, you'd be dead too in that scenario!

    Mr. Fox: Well, I'm arguing against that!

    Mrs. Fox: What are you talking about?

    Mr. Fox: WHY ARE YOU YELLING AT ME?

    Kylie: STOP, STOP, STOP! You say one thing, she says another, and it all changes back again!

  • Franklin Bean: Any fox problems?

    Walter Boggis: Are you joking?

    Nathan Bunce: It's horrible!

    Walter Boggis: We're miserable!

    Nathan Bunce: He's laughing at us!

    Walter Boggis: It's humiliating!

    Nathan Bunce: We're furious!

    Walter Boggis: I don't even want to talk about it.

    Franklin Bean: [drinks a glass of cider] Perhaps we ought to kill him.

    Walter Boggis: Well, that seems rather obvious.

    Nathan Bunce: He's too sneaky!

    Franklin Bean: Ah, yes. He's very clever, isn't he? Might be a bit difficult, I suppose.

    [shoots every light around in one fluid movement]

    Franklin Bean: But I already figured out where this fox lives. So tomorrow night, we'll camp in the bushes, wait for him to come out of the hole in the tree, and shoot the cuss to smithereens. How does that grab you, fellas?

    Walter Boggis: Yeah, don't see why not.