big threat theory

Tamia 2022-03-15 09:01:03

King Kong, Mount Tai, the sea monster, the city in the sky... etc. There are too many examples of the same theme, but when I read it, my heart is still sour.
It's very similar to "King Kong", the giant always gives people too much sense of shock, so there are monsters about Gesla, "Clover File" and other themes that have to run out again and again to "invade people". Homes", "destroying beautiful cities"... But in fact, these are all just entertainment projects for people to scare themselves.
From the extinction of the mammoth, the moa, and the Haast eagle to the precarious fate of the great white shark, the reality we have always faced is the fate of those behemoths being driven out and hunted down by people.
Big, is it a threat? Perhaps selfish self-preservation and shrinking from competition are the greatest enemies.
Big, not only have rights; but also bear more responsibilities.
Just like when the steel giant took on the disaster for innocent lives, individuals who are not strong enough have no such ability, when the disaster happens? Isn't the hero we expect also a Giant who is stronger than everyone and everyone?
So, the Great Power Threat Theory? It is also a truth~

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Extended Reading
  • Edgardo 2021-10-22 14:42:24

    "Heroes are always lonely." Brad Bird, the director of "The Incredibles" and "Ratuitouille", is not easy to find surprises. The soul and temperament he has are not Pixar's animated feature films but even more. I'm used to DreamWorks and Blue Sky animations, and occasionally watching such a unique one, there will be unexpected gains. The Iron Man rushed all the way and jumped into the pool, making people cry, laugh and excited. 1999 Animation Annie Award for Best Animation.

  • Winona 2022-03-23 09:01:28

    I don't remember what movie I watched three years ago. It was mentioned in the movie that it was just downloaded, like most movies on the hard drive. Film Anti-War Peace Thinking about Human Society "You are who you choose to be."

The Iron Giant quotes

  • Dean McCoppin: You'll never catch up with him on foot, kid.

  • [over the telephone]

    Kent Mansley: Sir, this thing is a menace. It destroyed a power station, it... it caused a train wreck!

    General Rogard: What did, Mansley? Tell me again, and this time, listen to yourself.

    Kent Mansley: [sighs] A giant... metal monster.

    [Rogard laughs uncontrollably over the phone]