I went to the cinema yesterday to watch this movie. It's no exaggeration to say that I broke down in tears when Luca threw down the bike and went back to Abeto, until the easter egg. When I came back, I probably glanced at the comments of other bean friends, what should I say. A cartoon produced by Disney has caused so much controversy. And there is a sexual metaphor in the comments, which is something I didn't even think about until I finished watching the movie, or even opened the comments. In my impression of watching the movie, my subjective impression is that basically Disney's works are rave reviews. Another threw out a sentence: "The story is too simple and monotonous."
I also saw a point about LGBT. I didn't see it, but that doesn't mean I don't like this group. Because I think they are more like brothers, family.
Luca had a great time jumping into the girl's room for the first time (sorry forgot her name). The girl taught Luca a lot of things she had never heard of before. At this time, Abeto saw the micro-expressions when they were very harmonious. I even thought that Abeto secretly liked girls in his heart, just the hazy and pure love between children. But later learned that he was eating Luca's vinegar. I understand this feeling as eating the vinegar of my relatives.
Abetto was alone on the island, he lured Luca to the shore, and after reaching the shore, they had a common dream, their relationship was also close friends, and their personalities complemented each other. Luca is gentle, but a little timid. Abeto is brave and passionate, protecting Luca like a big brother. In the face of threats, he may be afraid and pretend to be calm, because he is afraid that Luca will leave him.
But isn't that what childhood friendships are all about? Today I quarrel with you, and tomorrow we can play together hand in hand. Isn't this the most original and pure friendship? When I went to the cinema, there were children behind and beside me, and everyone laughed happily. Innocent people think: Isn't this the daily life of me and my friends? It is precisely because the child is pure and innocent that he can't help but smile when he sees it. Isn't Disney generally the world of childlike innocence?
Even if it is really g, but they are still young and don't know that it is a kind of love, but the mind of adults has fixed him. Is it uneven or a double?
It is precisely because of the childlike innocence that I like it and go to see Disney. But at this time, your thoughts and three views have been transformed into "adults". It is a bit overkill to treat a cartoon with adult eyes and thoughts without authorization. It is ridiculous. All I can say is that you are no longer suitable for this world.
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