Wali seemed to have fallen in love with Eve at first sight from the day he saw her. When Eve collected green samples and shut down the system, Walli took Eve to do what lovers dream of: sheltering you from wind and rain, taking you on a boat trip, taking you to watch the sunset together, and then holding your hand home. The song la vie en rose is also just right. Wali dressed up his workshop very stylishly. The colorful broken lights outlined the three-dimensional effect of this house. The small boys who looked extremely weak became manly in the workshop. Wali really knows romance.
The happiest part of the bridge was when Wali and Eve were drifting blue and white in space. In the huge space, two young lovers dance so carefree, who can deny that sweetness does not come from the bottom of my heart when they fall in love? Seeing all this, who doesn't have the urge to fall in love, wouldn't people in love secretly be happy? Eve fought hard to save Wali. Perhaps the director exaggerated the power of love at this point, but isn't it the feeling that everyone praises being born for love? The cartoon always praises what we can't do.
Fortunately, there are two robots, otherwise I don't know how to breathe in space. Love does not need to be filled with air, the power of natural expression is the greatest. Whether it’s love at first sight, Wali is still a loyal lover. In fact, I watched this film too mediocre. The director's meaning may be a warning, but I am here to eulogize the greatness of love. Who can deny that I won't bless Wali and Eve after watching it.
There is no doubt that Wali is a little boy who knows romance.
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