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cartoon is beginning to coaxing, such as Disney’s early princess series now seem to have problems with the three perspectives of disparate characters. Later, I began to mix some spiritual chicken soup and life principles, and the characters began to develop in the direction of fullness, such as family and friendship, such as believing in oneself, such as being kind to nature. Cuteness and funnyness were originally used as condiments, but in the past two years there has been an animation category that almost all depends on selling cuteness and chuckles. The truth is that it has been carried through a positive story. After reading it, it did not leave it except for laughing. What other traces are left. Minions, it's you who are talking about.
Other movies dare to tell you bluntly, your mother's dominant emotion is sadness, and your dad's dominant emotion is anger? In which film is it not the father and mother who loves the world and the peaceful parents hold up the sky for their children?
Other movies dare to tell you bluntly that when your mom was dissatisfied with your dad, the idiot who let go of the foreign handsome guy, most of the time in your dad’s head is to open his mind and completely don’t understand what your mom said to you. NS? ? Which movie is not family harmony, a person only likes one person for a lifetime? (The dead are not counted) I was curious that the child went home and asked his mother what this meant, how did the mother answer...
Other movies dare to tell you straight, It's OK to be sad? Dare to say that no matter how sadness will control your life one day and you can only embrace this sadness? Which movie is not more joy than sadness, whether it is recognizing family and friendship or recognizing yourself is full of positive energy? Which movie protagonist? No matter how frustrated you are, the counterattack is successful at the end? Even if you didn't get what you wanted in the first place, did you get an individual and then argue that the other is actually more important?
So the children were still laughing and laughing, but they looked at the adult who had been crying for half of the time. Joyously reluctantly gave up control, the memory slowly faded and then drifted away with the wind, the once inseparable fantasy friend melted into the abyss of dark memory. Only sadness has the ability to infect memories, because no matter how sweet the childhood memories are, there is always bitterness in the mind when it comes to the present moment. Time is a train that doesn't look back. No matter how we cry, we can't stop the cruel expansion of Hot Erli on ourselves. All that can be done is to accept reality, with complex emotions, bid farewell to childhood and move on.
The director said that this is a love letter to children, and I think this is even a love letter to adults: for all children, I hope they never grow up.
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