Civilized people and cave people?

Julien 2022-03-17 09:01:07

Compared with the simple joy of the first one, this one obviously has more appeals-feminist publicity, male bad-mouthing in family status, confrontation between civilization and wildness, and faintly exposed environmental protection themes, etc., are blended together. It's dazzling. Building and breaking the wall is very meaningful, do you think the inside of the wall must be safe?

Aurore 2022-03-28 09:01:09

marvelous! As an animation, the content is really a little colorful and each is positive energy to make people look at it and be moved and excited! Dad felt that the family should be together and that the Batemans should sleep together and that the children should have privacy and not think about breaking through that wall all day. Xiaoxiao, who loves adventure and loves to jump around, is so cute! Eep feels that his liberation of nature is to respect himself. Guy, a scumbag, thinks that he should be more refined (his tomorrow is not a place, but you are a little moved by seeing it). And Phil likes to create tools. Monkeys like to imitate the younger brother holding the window and admiring the forest-like hair of the world's grandma's wig Hope, etc. Conflicts are harmonious, funny and warm - primitive people can really have infinite contrasts and cute creativity! And the animals inside, the husky spiders, my god, who would have thought it was so cute! Finally, let me say this: the producers please hurry up and come up with a side story of Thunder and Crazy Flowers! Sure to sell!