In terms of the theme, it is sublimated compared to the first one.
The choice of life, for a toy, is to return to the owner who may abandon him at any time, or to choose to be placed in a museum window and be watched forever.
Squeaking around, Tracey’s experience of being abandoned by her master, and her fear of being abandoned made the protagonist Hu Di choose to go to the museum, but when his friends came back to save him, Bass used what he said to persuade him and let him Changed my mind. "Although Andy will grow up, one day he no longer likes me, but I don't want to miss every moment." Instead of always looking at the children through the glass, it is better to spend the happiest time with a child, the most important thing The thing is to make your little master happy.
For people, what is the value of life? I am afraid of risks and stay in my comfort zone forever; or I am brave to fight, no matter what the consequences, at least have a good memory, do not let myself regret it, I think these little toys have given me the answer.
In addition, the two opponents of Bath in the film, as well as the interaction between Bath and Zach, are very novel and interesting, and they are very joyful, which adds to the film's highlights and fun.
However, I personally think that there are too many supporting roles, which causes Hu Di's psychological changes to be a little abrupt. The changes are too fast and not natural, otherwise it will be better.
Compared with 1, the themes of jealousy and self-awareness are more "grounded" and resonate with me, and Buss’ self-doubt and self-acceptance are even more touching, so I like 1, so I’ll give 4 stars. Bar!
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