No matter how intense the dramatic conflict, the full content, and the ups and downs of the plot, it is a Western movie full of familiar plots from start to finish - the epic vision and Western music of the title, the typical setting of the genre (heroes who grow up) , the enemy with super-strong force, the real mastermind behind the scenes, the simple and brave heroine, the child who worships heroes...), the ending scene of riding a horse (bird) whip in the sunset... If you only look at the plot, I am afraid it can only become a tasteless and unfortunate piece of the film history. But, fortunately, this old wine with a familiar taste has been replaced with a brand new bottle - replacing the characters with animals and transforming it into a cartoon. Therefore, the conventional storytelling methods and plot arrangements have new annotations in the eyes of the audience - the clock tower, the duel at twelve o'clock, the mayor's badge are no longer plagiarism and imitation of "Noon", but a tribute or More in-depth rants.
Perhaps, we should consider changing the bottles of other wines, but we just don't know whether the shelf life of this freshness is three years or five years.
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