This film was recommended by others. After listening to the title and seeing the cover, I felt that it was a cartoon, but when I first introduced it, I thought it was an animal world. After gradually entering the situation, I realized that it was a film about people and nature. .
In the process of watching, I have a kind of doubt, is this really what a child is doing, from coming up with "Dry Land Spaceship" to "Crossing the Crocodile Island", and then to "Fighting the Lion King", scene by scene It was completely beyond my expectations, at least I wouldn't dare to take these too risky actions. But I have always cared more about a spirit conveyed by the film.
When the father died, the child did not shed a single tear.
When watching the child leave, the scars on the leopard's face appear to be real tear marks.
There is a kind of emotion running through this film, it seems to be parting, but it doesn't look like it. It seems to be family, but there are shortcomings. I think it is more like growing up. As the world goes by, the father dies, the leopard grows up, and the child matures. Growth brings us both joy and sadness, whatever, we grow up.
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