dark fairy tale, Reivew on Into the Woods

DISNEY's subversive work. Everyone loses more or less in order to realize their dreams. Cinderella wants to change her life, but doesn't know if marrying the prince is the right thing to do. Jack wants his mother to live a good life with his cow friends, and in the end, to prove himself, he makes a big mistake. Little Red Riding Hood wanted to pursue an adventure and accompany her life. The witch has been living in the shadow of her mother, and she wants her daughter to continue to live under her control. The baker relies on his wife to prove himself. The wife did not resist the temptation and accompanies her life. Prince's love is easy and can be given to many people. It is indeed a dark fairy tale, reflecting the various struggles of people in the process of growing up.
The scene that left the deepest impression on me was when everyone faced the giants, accusing each other. Everyone inadvertently puts themselves in danger for their own desires. Like the butterfly effect. Bodhisattvas fear the cause, and ordinary people fear the effect.

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