When the narration sounded, my heart sank. The narration fully reflected the director's lack of confidence in the language of the camera, and the content of the narration reminded me of Disney's animation. As the film unfolds, the ominous turns into misfortune. It's another politically correct American theme film, and it's another export of American values. It's a pity that their tactics this time are too clumsy. It's a pity that the incoming international situation has raised my political sensitivity by two levels.
Let me recount the film: a tribe of whites, ancestors of the Americans, living in the cold mountains (Alps?), hunting mammoths for a living. They just got out of savagery, the highest authority of the tribe is an old witch who pretends to be a ghost, and there is another military leader - the leader of the hunters, who is in charge of all the hunters of the tribe. One day the old witch dreamed that the tribe was facing extinction, a group of four-legged monsters sacked the tribe, and at the same time, a blue-eyed girl who was killed by all her clan members came from the wandering. So the old witch said that the hero of the tribe would marry the girl and defeat the monster. At the same time, the leader of the hunters is ready to take the initiative to find the enemy alone. So far, it's still in the normal naive category.
The leader's son grew up under the hat of "traitor's son" and fell in love with a blue-eyed girl. During the hunt for the mammoth to which the leader of the hunter identified the girl, the leader's son killed the mammoth unexpectedly and won the white spear representing the leader of the hunter. On the night of the celebration, disaster strikes and a group of knights sacks the tribe, taking meat and men. Our protagonist - the leader's son - was lucky to escape. So he began to pursue the road of revenge.
He climbed the Snow Mountain first, and no one has ever climbed it, except his father and the girl. Having said that, what a great girl, so young can climb the snowy mountains that no one in this tribe has tried to climb by herself. The snow-capped mountains are steep, and the protagonist climbs with difficulty. How good are the rider's horses, they can climb rocks. After passing the snowy mountains, you will enter the rainforest. (I have never figured out where in Europe this is. Snowy mountains and rainforests coexist), and there are dinosaurs inside. The protagonist performs a failed rescue and grows as a result. Then we entered the African savannah desert, where the black people cultivated corn and peppers. The protagonist saved a saber-toothed tiger before, so by virtue of the saber-toothed tiger not eating him, he won the trust of the black people. After reporting to the house, it turns out that the protagonist, the father, came here many years ago to run the United Front. Negroes were also sacked by the knights, and all were carried away in great ships.
The great protagonist discovered the North Star, so he led several tribes of blacks to find the lair of the knights. It was ancient Egypt! Slaves caught to build pyramids! The pharaoh is still like a troll, with a silk veil. Religious terror and overwatch violence loomed over the country. Needless to say, the protagonist's father has already come to do united front work.
So our protagonist - the ancestor of the Americans - gave the speech that every pre-war is given to the vast majority of the oppressed people of the Third World - Freedom! free! free! Our great Americans led the intellectually colored people of the third world to wage war against ancient Egypt (now Egypt is an Arab country) under the shroud of religion! There is no doubt that America's just war in Hollywood movies will win! hehe. Americans led the world to liberate the religiously shrouded Arab region!
The protagonist and the girl returned to their hometown with corn seeds and lived happily ever after!
The film did not explain what the Pharaohs and the Great Western State people did from the sea to build these pyramids, nor did it say what the big ships that gave a lot of shots were used for. Ready for a sequel? Any ghosts to see?
Well, well, I'm not mean anymore. Well, well, we can see it as a children's cartoon. In order not to mislead the little brothers and sisters, please refer to the common sense errors corrected by "Hypermarket", and my supplement is "chili"
To sum up: this film is a typical Hollywood-style American theme film, as always full of loopholes, as always politically correct, as always exporting values. Students, be vigilant. So many people scold the domestic theme films for being mentally retarded, but in fact the American ones are similar.
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