From this, we can see many familiar bridges, doubt-trust, cowardice-courage, temptation-firmness, fear from inner darkness and strong belief to overcome fear.
Undoubtedly, recalling that when we were between the ages of fourteen and fifteen, the vision of fantasy and the senses of reality were intertwined to understand this complicated adult world that was about to enter independently, and the feeling during this period was like finishing this trip to Nani. Asia journey.
Fortunately, this is not just a magical trip to Narnia, but more of a spiritual journey of four young people who have grown up and are about to grow up. This journey does not fall into the mold of traditional Hollywood juvenile education inspirational films, and there are also countless of the same type. The only regret is the same, I don’t know if it’s because the audience age of the film is originally aimed at under the age of 14 or 15, or the director does not have enough control and the twists and turns of the film’s preparation period, so that the screenwriters only had time to write a few anticlimactic bridges, I found that from beginning to end. The clues to the inner growth of each protagonist are just shallow tastes, and they do not dig out more meanings, which eventually lead to each creative fall into the ordinary. But fortunately, it is enough for those under the age of fourteen or fifteen.
I think it's not hard to understand why such a series or even such an excellent series has not received more praise and higher box office.
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