People who watch movies with me always have questions. How does Shaun have such a good relationship with that dog? ! I always make the same answer: Of course the head sheep and the shepherd must have a good relationship to cooperate well, don't they?
Seeing someone commented that the second season began to approach American comedies like cats and mice, there is indeed such a trend. In the beginning, it was a gentle, kind-hearted, cute and innocent lamb, but later it became greasy.
The British humor in my impression is euphemistic and subtle, full of details and small surprises, which are worthy of aftertaste. American humor is a bit off the appetite, maybe my laugh is strange. Therefore, I hope that the British native Shaun can maintain strong British characteristics. After all, it is a little black-faced sheep. . . .
Give five stars. Humor does not require lines.
Always be curious, and never lose your innocence.
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