This world is completely my dream, okay!
Cartoon characters and real people are great too
Okay, let’s go back to the topic and talk about some movies.
Is this a movie about fairy tales? No, is this a real-life movie? Nor is it. In my opinion, this is a movie in the so-called "cartoon" shell. Tell me a few details.
1. Whiskey
I think the setting for whiskey is great. It makes a clear distinction between cartoons and real people at once, which I like very much.
2. Rabbit's wife (I'm sorry I can't remember the name)
This setting is very ironic. I still remember a sketch of snl, that is, the beauty is married to a nerd with a normal appearance. Everyone left the business and discussed why she would marry him. The combination of the rabbit and the wife is like the husband and wife in this sketch. Therefore, the boss will inexplicably suspect that the wife is cheating, just because the appearance is very realistic and ironic.
3. Big boss
The big boss turned out to be a cartoon character. I didn’t expect it. Anyway, I didn’t expect it. This is another irony. Cartoon characters want to exterminate cartoon characters. Cartoon characters hate cartoon characters. This does not correspond to the mutual targeting and confrontation between people. Kill each other? This is also a setting I like very much.
4. Happy
The rabbits in the bar brought happiness to others, and they did not betray the rabbits. This also tells us the purpose of making cartoons, or not just cartoons, to bring happiness to people. The effect of happiness is much greater than we thought.
Hope everyone is happy soon!
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