A year or two ago, I thought that cartoons only had such a cute and lovable style as Disney. Then I watched the life of zucchini and the little prince, and discovered the paper style of French animation, and then learned that Japanese and Chinese animation styles are also different.
This film is a typical Irish-style cartoon. It feels like outlines the picture with rough lines and shapes, but it is very smooth and natural. The whole picture is very lively. It is also the type I like very much.
But this film is not like Jiang Ziya's style of winning only by painting style-at least one minute before the end of the feeling. There is a line in the play, probably
"We must obey the rule!"
"But why?"
"Yes, why?"
There is also the sentence "What's the difference between here and in a cage!".
The whole movie satirizes foolishness, praises those who are always childlike, and encourages us to pursue freedom. Pursue freedom with a brain.
However, when the scene was about to end and I was going to happily recommend this movie with my classmates, the next scene gave me confusion: the two families merged into a family of four, and the protagonist’s father gave it to MiG’s mother. Put a flower on the hairpin on your head, put down the protagonist’s mother in England and then leave it alone? ? ? It's really outrageous, the more I think about it, the more I respond. Maybe people in Ireland are pursuing freedom in this way, I don’t understand, I can’t give it stars at the last minute...
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