Because of the famous line "That's not alive, you are not dead" and there is a filter for "Crazy Primitive". So when "Crazy Primitives 2" came out, I went to watch it immediately, and how to say it, I can only say "That's not a continuation, you're not dead."
Perhaps there are too many things to express. "Crazy Primitives 2" feels very "full". Because of the fullness and lack of novelty, the theme is not prominent.
First of all, the selling point is of course "crazy" and "primitive". The caveman walked out of the cave and rampaged in the wasteland, looking for "tomorrow" with the male protagonist. The point of the film is "Tomorrow is you (female protagonist)", so look at it this way, It seems that wanting to express love is the home of human beings, but the expression of this line is very superficial. The male protagonist and the female protagonist whisper, imagine the future, and think about MUA at any time. I don’t know whether it’s right to take a child to see.
The second line, the father’s maintenance of the family, emphasizes that family is a theme, and it is safe to be together. He is very annoyed that his daughter wants to go out and start a small family, and he wants to kick the prospective son-in-law away. The fun part of this line is that, After entering a civilized family, mothers also enjoy "space" and "privacy" very much, as do children, it is hard not to think that those who want to maintain a "feudal" family most are those with power, that is, father. The point of this line is that more "family members" are living together.
The third line is the impact of civilized society on primitive society. A family breaks into the home of the civilized Phil, who is the former friend of the male protagonist’s parents. The cartoon uses various funny ways to show the "modern" life of elevators, garbage passages, flush toilets, and showers, as well as beds, windows, and independent rooms that cavemen have never seen before. Yes, there are also manors with advanced productivity created by Phil's introduction of water. The introduction of water here is the foreshadowing of the development of events afterwards.
The fourth line is the escape and privacy of men. Phil has a secret cave where he avoids his wife and daughter, and enjoys peace and shark milk. I feel that this kind of bridge will resonate a little bit, but that's it. After all, now the man stays in the car for a while after get off work and then goes upstairs. It's nothing new. The story of the queen fled to the forest to be alone for two hours has been told too much, so this line has nothing to do with the induction of the civilized man to the barbarian. Then my father, Gua Ge, immediately saw it through.
The fifth line is that the bananas on the farm cannot be moved. Before the mystery is revealed, we see that Phil is enthusiastic, sensible, and open-minded, but he has an iron rule, that is, he must never move the bananas on the farm. After all the bananas, Phil almost collapsed. "I have such a rule." It makes people feel that no matter how enlightened the environment, there must be at least one unbreakable "rule." Diluted, this is also what makes people dislike this film. The emotions he accumulates are not progressive, but continuous doubts and resolutions. The conflicts between each clue make people feel very messy. .
The sixth line, Xiaoxiao and Xiaoyi’s sisterhood, Xiaoxiao admired Xiaoyi’s wildness and scars, so she went wild with Xiaoyi, and then was stung into a "balloon hand" by a wild bee. This part gives people the feeling, It's like looking for like-minded little sisters just to scream together, maybe if they were in modern times, they would chase stars together.
The seventh line, "You never know how powerful your elders are." The old-fashioned grandmother turned out to be a Pili female soldier. When everyone went to rescue Phil, Gua, and Guy, once again formed the Pili clan for the female fighters. Every one of us took a very "breaking" name, which was really embarrassing and awkward. When I saw this paragraph, it seemed that I was listening to piano music. Suddenly, I jumped off the platform and gave me a breakdance by Sun Honglei.
The eighth line, Iron Fist Monkey and "King Kong". Why can't you eat bananas, because bananas have to be given to unknown forces outside the wall. When Guage ate all the bananas and there was no way to "sacrifice" the bananas, they saw the Iron Fist Monkey. When they saw an Iron Fist Monkey, Guage and Guy exaggeratedly mocked Phil's timidity, and then they saw it. The overwhelming iron fist monkeys, they were taken away by the iron fist monkey, dressed as bananas, and sacrificed to the "king Kong" that the iron fist monkey feared. This period of feeling blended many classic movies, and of course it can be said to be a tribute. In the end, the Perak female fighters defeated "King Kong" and rescued three men. They lived with Meimei.
The ninth line, Banana Brothers is so embarrassing, so embarrassing, so embarrassing, a good cartoon, suddenly sells rotten, the lines are still so embarrassing, why is the director doing something?
After watching the movie, it feels like so much, write it out for everyone to clear the mines.
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