There's a lot to see in this movie. The production company gave all the bird characteristics to the characters in the movie, such as the acceleration of the dart yellow, the explosion of the bomb black. The baby bird inside really made me cute, with big eyes, small tongue, and furry shape, so cute.
The deepest impression is still Fat Hong. Although he has many imperfections, he is irritable, cold, and not sociable, but no one is born perfect. If he was born with no flaws, this movie would have a lot less to watch and laugh at. It is these shortcomings on his body that make him an ordinary hero who is close to the public. He has no superpowers, no handsome appearance, and no good popularity, but he has this excellent quality of tenacity, bravery, and refusal to admit defeat.
In fact, everyone is like a fat red. They are not perfect, they may have many defects, they may be timid, and they may be careless. But everyone will release the light of their own life at a certain time, like a flame that will go out. If you give him another gust of wind, he will be able to burn again, releasing light and heat. In the most desperate time, Pang Hong still did not give up hope. The trust of the villagers made him regain his fighting spirit, and he took back the eggs of the villagers from the evil pig.
When people are most desperate, they often burst out with the tragic fighting spirit of the last battle. When Pang Hong found that he couldn't leave with the big army, he resolutely chose to stay and fight with the pig alone and finally protected the egg. This reminds me of a Pleasant Goat movie a long time ago, in which Big Big Wolf pulled 10w tons of heavy objects by himself in the face of adversity. Although these are all cartoons with some fictional elements, this kind of explosion in a desperate situation is really moving.
We are all ordinary not ordinary ordinary people, everyone is the same, not perfect, but different.
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