What! ? Is the rating so low? It is very good that foreigners can combine Chinese culture to achieve this step!
Man~ You only know how rich you are after experiencing the intimidation of what is lost and found.
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The male protagonist is obviously very poor, but he does not complain because of poverty. Instead, he regards money as dung and pursues things more precious than money. Because Shenlong used to be the honor of ninety-five, when the male protagonist used up a wish in order to see a woman, it scoffed. But then the sincerity of the male protagonist and the indifference of the female protagonist moved it. When seeing the heroine leave the hero, it seems to understand that losing a relationship is more painful than losing material things. (Uncle Jackie Chan's voice acting is very funny~)
Although the hostess's family went bankrupt, her father's resurrection made them look down on it all. Nothing is more important than family.
The movie is generally good and integrates Chinese culture. There are laughs and tears. It's a pity that the emotional scene between the male protagonist and his mother is too embarrassing. Considering that it is the first Pixar product to integrate into the national conditions, only one star will be deducted——
(I found the comment area to be very harsh. I have read the book version, the animated version, and the live-action version of Aladdin's magic lamp, but at most I just feel that "Wishing Dragon" borrowed the stalk of Aladdin's magic lamp, and there is nothing uncomfortable. Look. The most important thing about movies is to enjoy and let oneself relax temporarily. Wouldn’t it be nice if a movie can move you and bring you a moment of joy? Why do you care so much??)
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