After watching this film, I noticed the two puppet toy blue Stitch and the fox in "Zoo City" that I placed next to the bed, and a layer of dust fell on my body while sitting quietly next to the computer. I wonder if they will come back to life quietly when I’m not at home. I’m really incompetent as the owner. I have never regarded them as friends. There is a line in the movie that probably means: Our toys are owned by the owner. Only when a friend treats him will he feel his own life.
Not only do children like to watch Disney cartoons, but adults can also feel a lot of emotion from them. As the owner of the toy grows older, he will eventually put the toy on the shelf and ignore it, but should the toy leave the owner because of this? The protagonist toy Hu Di experienced a lot of inner struggles for this, and finally he decided to accompany him, "I can't interfere with Andy's growth, but I want to witness his growth process." The owner is for toys, just like children are for parents, children will eventually grow up and no longer rely on themselves, and what parents enjoy most is to witness the process of accompanying their children's growth.
Can't help but praise the exquisiteness of Disney's animation production, from the soundtrack to the plot imagination, and even the end of the Easter eggs, full of surprises everywhere!
I'm not going to write anymore. I'm going to watch the third part. In addition, the fourth part that was released recently is also very popular. I will go to the cinema tomorrow to see it.
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