It may also be a tactic of Hollywood filmmakers. In a movie, the protagonist is undoubtedly the most concerned, and it is the most prone to problems, so they dare not give too many ideas to the protagonist, so they seek stability, and the result is often not good-looking; they may turn their ideas on On the supporting role, so the supporting role has bright spots, brilliance and good looks.
The film also touches on the relationship between animals and humans, as well as on the current situation of wild animals, but they are all shallow and not in-depth. Maybe the director and the screenwriter have some feelings and want to express some opinions on these issues, but the producers didn't think so, so they stopped in time, and the result is what it is now.
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