A touching and wonderful film centered on the tiger. Due to the bloody hunting of the hunters, the original harmony and comfort of the tiger family were broken, and the two tiger brothers lost their relatives since childhood and began to experience difficult and difficult fates. Looking at the camera, I felt pity, pity, and even unspeakable anger in my heart. Every time the camera slid over the notorious hunter, I screamed in excitement, killing him frequently. (I don't know how many shots were fired at Guy Pearce across the screen)
But the most ironic thing in reality is that the film premiered in a domestic zoo that year. It is equivalent to everyone happily "appreciating" animals beside countless cages, and holding a premiere with animals as the protagonists indifferently. . . Too many animals are kept in captivity for human entertainment, just because their children want to see animals, or they need to satisfy their selfish viewing psychology, and more for personal gain, these innocent creatures are imprisoned. Since humans want to close their cages and appreciate animals so much, why don't they push themselves up against others and exchange identities with animals? What about stripping yourself off and putting yourself in a cage for tigers and lions to appreciate? Guaranteed to see the cruelest creature ever seen.
So, is there a certain gap between humans and cute animals? ? (The answer is no in my opinion) It is true that on our planet, billions of creatures and human beings live together on the same land, we share the sky and ocean, we also yearn for rain, dew, and sunshine, and they also share the same Humans are full of emotions, longing for freedom, love and hope. (Whoever says animals have no feelings, I beat whoever.)
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