I'm glad I'm still willing to go out and watch a movie.
Although the cartoons are all about the funny adventures and exaggerated experiences of a group of animals, they are essentially a manifestation of the American spirit - a spirit of positivity, optimism, bravery and not setting limits for yourself.
In fact, I do not believe that a person is omnipotent, nor do I believe that a person's ability can dominate everything. But what life really needs is a spirit of daring to take risks and try. No matter how old you are, this spirit is essential. This is a manifestation of vitality!
In the second half of the film, the lion, who has always been opposed to the animals leaving the zoo, tells his mates that he thinks the decision to leave the zoo was the right one!
Maybe there is nothing completely right or wrong in the world. Maybe the so-called right and wrong are not important. What matters is what we can experience in the process. If we don’t even have the courage to try, we will If there is no experience, then we have no experience other than a feeling of emptiness.
In fact, I am a little envious of the animals in the film. They are very cute and courageous. They are willing to take responsibility for their decisions and candidly admit their mistakes. These are all things I can comprehend in this series of cartoons. thing.
And, I also really believe that I can one day have the same character traits as them if I just want to get started and put it into practice!
Finally, let's talk about the fly in the ointment of this film - translation! There are various Chinese-style words in the film, such as Zhao Benshan Xiaoshenyang installed 13 gutter oil, etc. This kind of translation is too unauthentic, isn't it? Is it too Chinese? Dear, this is a foreign language film, can you try to keep their original style as much as possible?
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