The play has rich imagination, and the plot and character settings are also very good. This good place is that the imagination is rich and logical. There is no villain in the original book. The only villain may be nature. If Robinson cannot learn to survive in the wild in time, he will be swallowed by nature. In this animated film, the villains are a pair of wild cats-Dou Sen and Mo Mo, especially the finishing touch of our country's translation. This pair of wild cats also live on the island with Robinson. They are carnivores. Birds, boars, goats, and pangolins on the mountain are extremely threatening, and the competition between carnivores and herbivores begins.
This animation depicts two kinds of fighting, one is Robinson's fight with nature, which is consistent with the original work; the other is Robinson's fight between herbivores and carnivorous wildcats. These two types of struggle are all about survival. Natural selection is a matter of competition. Although the competition for survival on this small island is fierce, it also shows the most fundamental law of nature, the survival of the fittest, but wisdom and unity will affect the combat effectiveness of the group. Therefore, this movie has a very enlightening effect on children, not only to understand some common sense of survival in the wild, but also to understand the power of unity. No matter how strong the enemy is, it’s good to unite your friends to have a chance to defeat the evil forces. The animation technology of the film is excellent, and the story has no cold spots. Even adults seem to think the film is wonderful. As one of the choices of National Day files, this animation film will not regret it.
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