American preaching under pale logic, Reivew on Penguins of Madagascar

In addition to Madagascar's sequel, there is another typical Hollywood cartoon. It is still using the duality of good and evil to promote American values. The movie uses octopus as an object of evil, which in itself distinguishes good from evil with its appearance. In the end, the use of the cuteness in the penguin group played a big role and saved the entire penguin group, leading to a consensus that people cannot be judged by their appearance. Every member of the team has its value and role...
It is not difficult to see from the above explanation that the logic behind the movie is still judging people by appearance. At least the cuteness of the penguin is used to please the audience, so the persuasive power of the movie is actually not powerful. In fact, in a society where concepts are converging, values and aesthetic awareness are actually the same. In this case, there is naturally a distinction between beauty and ugliness. It is inevitable that the cute will have some advantages. This is also related to the human vision. Desires generated by consumption and vision, therefore, in an era of turbulent desire and visual consumption, it is so pale and powerless to promote that good and evil cannot be divided by beauty and ugliness...

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