After watching it, I really feel like I have been baptized by the "spirit".
It looked depressing and felt uncomfortable. This style of animation brings more visual and psychological impact than live-action movies. Especially the part about eating frogs is really disgusting.
In fact, the movie talks about a lot of things. Times are developing, trains are getting faster and faster, and the frequency is getting higher and higher. Every time the dog barks at the train, I feel uncomfortable.
At first, I thought it was just a story about a grandmother raising her grandson to become a talent. It was a bit of a hope for Sun Chenglong. Later, I became more and more incomprehensible. I didn't understand why the mafia wanted to catch cyclists. So in the end, when they were chained to their bikes and used to gamble for money, it really felt too dark.
The ridicule of Americans in the film is very obvious. They are fat and greedy. They only know how to eat hamburgers. Even the Statue of Liberty is a fat woman who bites hamburgers.
On the contrary, the image of grandma is very positive, witty, brave, and resourceful.
But in the end, the villain died too easily and casually, a bit top-heavy.
In the end, some of the dog's dreams are really badass.
It turns out that this is a cult film in the name of comedy and family.
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