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Everyone is special, and movies are also very special, with a lot of commendable shining points!
Misty 2021-10-20 17:39:06
In fact, every child is a master of storytelling, and every child has another world in his mind. This film also promotes the basic American philosophy: everyone is special and different, so don't underestimate yourself. All big things start with small things that seem inconspicuous. I admire the process of making a child playing with toys into a movie. In every Meiman, the superhero is the special one. But the movie is reversed: In fact, there is no special one at all. Superheroes stand in a pile, but they have to rely on small characters to walk around. Everyone is special. The design of the ending makes the film an unconventional layered structure. At the end, I return to the eternal theme of Hollywood movies, family and affection. In general, this film has a lot of commendable highlights!
Extended Reading
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The Man Upstairs: You know the rules, this isn't a toy!
Finn: Um... it kind of is.
The Man Upstairs: No, actually it's a highly sophisticated inter-locking brick system.
Finn: But we bought it at the toy store.
The Man Upstairs: We did, but the way I'm using it makes it an adult thing.
Finn: The box for this one said "Ages 8 to 14"!
The Man Upstairs: That's a suggestion. They have to put that on there.
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Bad Cop: You were found at the construction site convulsing with a strange piece.
Emmet: That's disgusting!