In the words of our aesthetics teacher, at that moment, Hiccup "turned around gorgeously".
But the movie does not express wisdom or philosophy, but a simple fairy tale that children can understand. I think all three of us in the same group like this story.
Because of letting go of killing, there is mutual understanding behind. Because of mutual understanding, Hiccup was able to tame various "tyrannosaurus" in training and won a true reputation. Because of mutual help, Hiccup and dragon fly wonderfully in the sky. Because of the special flying skills, Hiccup won love.
But just that, this is not a good story. Dragon loves Hiccup, and Chief also loves Hiccup. When Dragon and Chief want to save Hiccup at the same time, a dramatic conflict occurs, and Chief binds Dragon for the tribe.
If the story ends here, Chief kills dragon, starts with love, develops with love, and ends with hate, then this has become a tragedy that makes us sad and makes adults sigh.
But the movie chose to amplify this power of mutual love and mutual help. Their cooperation defeated the dragon that even dragons and people feared, and conquered the deep-rooted hatred between dragons and people, and reproduced a theme of human belief." Love is much stronger than hate."
At the end of the film, Hiccup lost a leg, and dragon lost a tail wing. It looks like a difficult brother, very cute. The pictures and colors are very delicate, as if every hair can be seen. Is the background music too expressive? This is a fairy tale. We are all children. In the eyes of children, the world is inherently colorful~
Yes, reality is not a fairy tale. Goodness and love cannot solve all problems. But can it be said that only with kindness and love can we understand and help each other, and that human civilization has hope of moving forward?
For a nation, a simple fairy tale is far better than ten profound philosophies.
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