First of all, the special effects of the movie are breathtaking. Various animals such as tigers, leopards, wolves, bears and pythons are very realistic and expressive, just like the original creatures in the animal world.
The protagonist of the movie is also a little human boy, and the wolf and the leopard as his mentors teach him that the law of the jungle is to run faster, and the strong can survive. However, the tiger, the king of the jungle, chased and killed the little boy inexplicably. On the way of being chased and fleeing for his life, the little boy encountered a giant python in the jungle, and learned from the giant python why he was being chased and killed. The boy's father once injured the tiger with fire and died under the tiger's mouth. The offspring of the enemy, the tiger will naturally not let the little boy go. After that, a bear rescued the boy from the python's mouth. In the days of living with the bear, the boy gradually awakened his wisdom as a human and made tools instead of blindly using brute force.
In the final battle, the wolf and the leopard changed their minds, and the boy took out the enemy with fire.
A happy fairy tale ending.
However, fire is the representative of human wisdom. This red flower is in natural opposition to the jungle and animals. Human fire can destroy the entire forest. As strong men in the jungle, wolves and leopards can really accept little boys. Return to human nature? Tools, traps, and fire are all things that animals are instinctively afraid of. Can a jungle that has been hurt by human intelligence really accept a human like a real human?
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