Don't forget why you started

As the finale of DreamWorks, this film is really extraordinary. The picture is excellent, the story is smooth, the soundtrack is atmospheric, and the animated images are very personal. A white phantom, always wearing a small black cape with a pair of dark retro sunglasses, and a small bee that has been alive on the rear of the car; drifting hip-hop dance steps, jumping pink, and the dice on its neck also reflects Black culture in the United States; the whiplash is a noble black with cool silver and black to reflect his majesty; and the two eyes of the slip marks will be widely separated, not on the same level, the five friends because of the common "Dream" comes together and accomplishes a seemingly impossible task, engaging and entertaining. This film is based on a snail's racing dream, and the seemingly extremely contradictory dramatic conflict has become the biggest attraction. The big dreams of small people are especially touching, and what is even more precious is that the dream finally came true. In the film, Gai said that no matter how big a dream is, no matter how big it is, no matter how big it is, no matter how small you want to pursue your dream, it is not too small. This is positive energy, but unfortunately it turned out to be a self-contradictory hypocritical mask. In order to win the victory, Ge did not hesitate to use dirty and dirty means to slander and slander Tebo. This also reflects the ills of the current society, but in the end the evil will not be suppressed. Yes, it fits the main theme. Tebo is the representative of the small characters in the animal world, and Tito is the bottom representative in the human world. They cherish each other, support each other, and they complement each other, which is touching. How wonderful it would be if people and animals were so harmonious. It would be great if people could support each other like this. When Turb was squeezed by the covered car and the shell shattered, it was inevitable that he would be worried. I thought Tebow sacrificed his life for his dream, but fortunately, cartoons always have more endings for big group members, and the proposition of life and death is obviously too heavy here. When fellow Turb asks what you will do when your magic disappears one day, Turb is calm: just enjoy the day. Take it for granted. There's nothing more muted about spiritual immersion than by resorting to a bunch of cute animated characters. In the humorous laughter and tears, don't forget yourself, don't forget why you set out in the first place.

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