The warmth of animals is more touching, Reivew on Two Brothers

It's the third time I've seen this movie, and I'm still excited to see the ending. I really admire the French people's level of filming animal scenes, even the eyes of tigers are so playful. Whether it is the innocence of the little tiger or the grief of the tiger mother, they are so touching. In the scene where the brothers meet each other in the Colosseum, how can the tiger brothers and tiger brothers have such acting skills, and the surprise when they look at each other for a moment is so real.
The tiger's home in the ruins of the temple has a profound meaning, the endangered king of the jungle and the lost civilization are shockingly beautiful, but they are also sadly lost.
The colonists are indeed beautified in the film, including the hunter who found the conscience, and the son of the consul, who made the director French?
Some people say that the happy ending weakens the realistic meaning of the film, but I like this happy ending, so let's be warm and happy for a while. At the end, when a beam of sunlight shone through the wounded hole on the tiger mother's ear, I really felt that it was more dazzling than a diamond. The scene of the three mothers and children lying still in the jungle is the warmest picture I have ever seen.

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