As a co-movie film with time as a gimmick, there should not be too many bugs in it, and the narrative is messy and rhythmic. Sometimes many movies will deliberately highlight the omnipotent light image of the protagonist, but the protagonist is not a superhero, is it? Why can you protect yourself in the face of danger? Why can jump more powerful than cat's life? Sometimes the screenwriter's highlight is not the protagonist's brilliance, but an unconvincing nonsense. It's important to be imaginative, but logic is the minimum requirement to make up a movie and a story, isn't it?
I like this sentence in the movie: animals in nature are attracted by the human soul, they can see the light radiating from us. I don't want to make any comments on the movie, that is, the impact of a good movie and a bad movie is the same. The last sentence of the male protagonist I don't want to be hated by animals is hypocritical but also a bit cute. Humans and animals are a family, and the feeling of mutual understanding should still be established. Now there are too many cases of people hurting animals, and more people have become animals that animals hate, which is really sad.
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