Why didn't I watch it in the cinema in August, what am I doing? A funny (general) cartoon with a very, very, very deep core. The distribution of laugh points is even and neat, the climaxes in the middle section are repeated, and it ends before you can react, aka the ending is a little perfunctory. The outline of the story is that the happy snow monsters follow the stone commandments and live carefree in the villages, and the heroes who most adhere to the commandments accidentally discover the wider world outside. But according to experience, the world will bring destruction to the village, will the hero tell the truth at all costs? There is a saying in the film that we think they are monsters, and they think we are monsters, which makes people a little worried, but in reality, this kind of thing is not all over the place, then, there is no example of political sensitivity. There are several cute points in the whole film: 1. The dumb goat, like the one in the Ice Age (the one that the mole always eats hazelnuts and can't eat) runs through; 2. The snow monster chirps when people listen to it. The snow monster speaks like snoring; 3. The village at the foot of the Himalayas is actually Chinese, and the Chinese dubbing is very standard; 4. A K song and a rap make people happy, and the basic tone of the rap is matched with the lights and stone carvings in the cave. 5. The bear in the cave has a black accent. Towards the end, I was still thinking about what the screenwriter would write. Snow Monster Village knows the secrets of the world, but everyone still chooses to protect themselves? I didn't expect to write a big reunion: the snow monsters go down the mountain to coexist peacefully with humans, but after all, they didn't say how the humans communicated and found that the snow monsters were not aggressive? Perfunctory and perfunctory, forced a big reunion in the last ten minutes. Human male lead singer K clip where I've definitely seen it...
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