Sure enough, although the aunt died unexpectedly soon, the seeds of kindness were more or less planted in the heart of the little fat man, and although the illiterate and bad uncle who looked rough still formed a ghost duo with him and started the next step. The magical and hilarious escape. Because it seems that only by running away can the little boy get rid of one careless adoptive family and the pessimistic reality of the future, and the bad uncle can forget the grief of losing a loved one and enjoy the spectacle and freedom brought by nature.
The director obviously didn't want to make the film a lofty missionary film, but instead steered it into a wacky style as much as possible. The story slowly moves towards the main line, realizing that the little boy is only naive and a bad uncle is not bad. The real selfish one is the fat lady from the welfare institution, and the male police officer who is so soy on the surface finally comes forward. After experiencing ridiculous scenes, The movie brought us a lighthearted and funny movie atmosphere. Until the end, the dispatch of armored vehicles, helicopters, police cars and even tanks, the story ended with the childish failure of the fat man. The fat lady's no cool and no cheap really made me laugh. Other than that, there's not much to laugh about.
Government agencies are ridiculed, management systems are hacked, some people are desperately popular, and some people are stupid. These are not the focus of this film. This film just wants to tell us that it is really beautiful to pursue freedom in nature. Finally, I called my uncle and took the initiative to hug him. The little boy finally got on the right track. It was indeed a good time. ps: That bird is indeed like the one in Flying House.
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