Although both movies are considered to be qualified popcorn movies, this one really made me very happy.
The story tells that Uncle Hengtai wants to make a rogue bear who has been mature for many years be deprived of his citizenship and become property for his own ideal of Hengtai. So Rogue Bear and his good friends rose up to resist. They found a Legally Blonde who coexisted justice and darkness. Unfortunately, the nightmare came true because of poor practice. Then, looking for the boss was rejected. The selfish rogue bear abandoned his friend and ran away. He found that he was tracked by Hengtai. Finally, he successfully pitted his friend at the comic exhibition. The friend miraculously "nearly" died, touching the Boss The boss made a fuss, and the rogue bear finally regained his citizenship.
So the story of the rogue bear can continue.
The movie may tell you to pursue your own rights, and tell you that although democracy has its weaknesses, it still respects the interests of the people and opposes discrimination and injustice. You are moved by the sparkling democracy. Is the film even using a black rights analogy to the rights of this rogue bear?
Many people stopped watching the film, and even correctly thought of the legalization of gay marriage across the US Empire. But don't belittle our vulnerable groups! We are weak but we are not dirty. We don't smoke, don't use drugs, and don't drink alcohol. You use this bear analogy to satirize that we can't have children?
As a comedy, it is a good thing to want to have more connotations, and it is even better to be able to touch people's hearts. But wearing a comedy coat, but embarrassingly unable to laugh, it is not the director's.
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