In my opinion, the plot is a bit slow and the climax is in the final War part. The child drove his uncle to avoid the pursuit, and the scene was very exciting. After that, I can understand the part about the child shooting his uncle with a gun by mistake, but I don't agree with it. In fact, they shouldn't be like this. However, the child is young and vigorous, and has just tasted the beauty of freedom, and is reluctant to go back to accept the care of the juvenile detention center. Uncle is an adult with an adult's mindset. Life is the most important thing. It's useless for children to make trouble like this. They can't escape, and surrender is the best way.
The orphanage who brought the child said that the child was very naughty and did a lot of bad things. A kind woman took him in. The child looked naughty, but he was still stunned when the woman fiercely killed the bison. That was the bloody side he had never been exposed to. He fled in the jungle with his uncle, who was his support and gave him protection and help, who had no experience in exploration. If there is no uncle, he may be lost in the jungle of Nuoda, and he can't escape the death of a word.
The overall tone of the film is still very warm, and there are some funny bridges interspersed in the middle. In pursuit of freedom while fleeing, I don't know New Zealand as a country. The country where the two escaped from the jungle has to launch a lot of police forces to arrest them. Is it the protection of human rights? All in all, the movie is worth watching.
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