Only naive people can change the world.
Because they are so naive and don't know how to be afraid. ]
At the beginning of the movie, it was this sentence that came to mind.
Both the poster and the trailer told me that this is a story about a little mouse and growth.
The movie seems to be telling a fairy tale about social class, about misunderstanding, about discrimination, about revenge and forgiveness.
The top of the pyramid is the human world; the
middle is the mouse world;
and the bottom is the rat world.
There is a clear distinction.
So life is terrible and unknowable.
There are so many wonderful things in life to be afraid of, but you just need to learn how scary they are.
Despereaux's principal said.
But Despereaux crossed a large piece of cheese in one hand, with a look of lofty ambition.
It's a pity that the old man next to him was so scared that his lips trembled, and he stayed for three seconds.
There is Despereaux's dream of a knight in the fairy tale.
The so-called truth, honor and bravery.
And it lives as a giant for this.
It's light. Real light.
My light. But you can share it.
A mouse, a squirrel.
Through the same window, staring at the same light, guessing the same bright world outside.
The appearance of a squirrel dragged the world into a dark gray.
The arrival of a mouse brings back sunlight, rain and soup for mankind.
To be honest, there are very few cartoons that I watched indifferently.
The plot is suspected of reluctantly pieced together and tricked the children.
But the little mouse is very cute.
Or maybe our hearts have already
kept pace with the times of the steel age, no wonder universalstudio. Let those who are still naive continue to be brave.
Even if there is a weak voice saying
He will coward in time.
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