This is a movie with no regrets. This movie brings me lightness, laughter and warmth. The film begins with a walkie-talkie call from father and son, which also reflects the father's place in our protagonist, Mr. Pop, and the family atmosphere is cheerful and open. Therefore, even if Mr. Pope grew up, he was witty and humorous. But his attitude towards the family is somewhat indifferent and perfunctory. This also stemmed from his father's influence on him. He began to close himself, and he was always planning to immerse himself in work for his father's lifelong adventures and explorations. Until the last gift his father sent him before he died, a penguin. He named it captain, which also symbolized his father, Captain, whom he only learned about on the phone. Because of an accident, he received five more penguins, so he had six penguins in total, and Mr. Pope's heart became warm from numbness due to the arrival of these penguins. I love his words to the leadership "some things we just can't miss", maybe Mr. Pope missed a lot of his kids growing up, and now he finally realizes that. There are also questions of dreams and sexism interspersed in the film. The penguin captain, who has always dreamed of flying, showed us her perfect flight at the end. In short, the details of the movie always echo each other, and the ending is also perfect and beautiful, and it is a complete movie.
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