Happy Feet is pretty good for an animated movie for the whole family. And it can be regarded as popularizing the basic knowledge of global ecology to the whole family. Amigos Yes, human activity has affected penguins as far away as Antarctica. The film only mentions that it is obvious that big ocean hunting directly affects all animals on the food chain of the Antarctic circle. Of course, there are not so obvious, global warming, greenhouse effect, I hope the children will be interested to learn about it after watching the movie.
Well, apart from the praise of the film, it is okay to be different & it is terrific to show who you really are this joyous and uplifting American theme, I want to talk about the second half of the film, the tracking of Big Feet falls into the zoo and the communication is invalid The part where Mai Meng was successfully released back to the Antarctic after serving his sentence (the handling was very hasty, I saw that in the end I was worried for the director, I don’t know how he made this story come true).
When some children see penguins performing tap dance to humans, they think of the weak to flatter the strong, and feel uncomfortable. I will go, can I not have too much self-esteem? Yes, penguins are utter underdogs, both in the film and in fact. They don't know what happened to the world out of this sea, why suddenly there are no fish. Let's follow the idea of the film first. Bigfoot saw the fish boat and found that humans were the cause, so we chased after it and wanted to make it clear - you took all the fish away, and our penguins are going to starve to death. I haven't been flattering here yet, I just want to have theories with human beings. Helpless, human beings can't understand penguin language and can't communicate, so their big feet have to kick. Although dancing did not express the idea of starvation, it really aroused the interest of human beings - look, this penguin can jump and kick! What do you want, what do you need when you're weak and your voice doesn't get through? The right to speak! Attention! Although it wasn't Bigfoot's original intention to be cute, but it was right, and humans began to be interested in how penguins live. How natural the idea of Bigfoot calling everyone to dance together—and if we dance, these aliens will know what we want. As for how the human beings found out that the penguins had no food to eat and that they had fish to eat, and the various games about environmental protection in the future, it was all completed by human beings. After all, the fishing industry is back off because humans don’t want to make such cute animals as penguins go extinct. At this point, although Bigfoot doesn't know what happened in the human world, the penguin's survival appeal has actually been achieved. Maybe this is really the weak flattering the strong, but the world is big and the biggest one can survive. What does a penguin need so much self-esteem?
Jumping out of the anthropomorphic setting of the film, let the weak and strong aside, I will talk about this polar ecological protection. I have always felt that it is extremely nonsense to talk about animal rights aside from human rights. People have to live. People want to live a better life. It is a pipe dream to think that people all over the world will eat less food, farm less, and catch less fish. And realistically speaking, there is no real nature in the world anymore. Almost all natural environments are environments subject to some degree of human influence. Antarctica too. Therefore, it is basically impossible for humans not to disturb the living environment of penguins. I want everyone to pay attention to the polar ecology from the bottom of their hearts, so that everyone thinks that polar animals are so cute is really a quick and accurate way. Children - future generations are taken care of. Urban masses - have the greatest impact on the ecological environment. City celebrity - this may also influence policy by attracting a few more. At the end of the film, humans like penguins dancing so they let the fishing boat withdraw, although it may seem childish, but it is really the way this film affects the audience in the real world.
I would recommend it to kids I know.
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