The color graphics are all beautiful, and the characters are designed to look like Barbie dolls. But to be honest, the plot is a bit cliché, it's an out-and-out fairy tale, to the point where it's not suitable for adults to watch. The most climax is not the last scene where Lizzy braves the rain to fly to London to save the fairy, but the scene when Tinker Bell is trapped in the hut and sees a wall full of butterfly specimens.
Because it seems to me that Lizzy's father would not have been moved by his daughter's simple words when he was in a hurry to catch up with the conference that affected his future, and gave up the opportunity to share this important discovery with academia. Science, means research, means rationality, combined with the characters in the film, it even means fame and fortune, getting rid of poverty, and staying away from his leaky house.
From this point of view, the ending of the story is obviously too hasty and childish. However, if you really only watch this movie with the mind of a child, it is still worth watching. Unity, mutual assistance, and pure dreams are all good wishes we should give our children. But the premise is that you can't think rationally when the child grows up, this kind of imagination is similar to deception.
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