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This movie is not romantic at all
Sedrick 2022-03-25 09:01:15
I don't know who thought of the translation, this movie is not romantic at all, it's a dark story: a mouse broke a pot of soup, the queen drank the soup and scared to death, leaving the heartbroken king to play the piano alone; the protagonist is a resident In the basement of the rat country, the stupid and daring two hundred and fifty little mice who are illiterate and do not know how to be afraid go to the princess alone to chat up; the princess' maid is a pig girl who wants to be a princess, and she looks like a pig, and the big mouse in the soup runs away Going to the mouse country in the cellar that eats little mice, and helping the pig girl kidnap the princess... In the end, of course, the big mouse is reunited, the pig girl finds her father, and the wicked leader of the big mouse gets the end he deserves. The common people continued to drink soup and bask in the sun, only the queen could not survive.
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Jade 2022-04-23 07:03:31
It's boring, and the story is not very coherent. The director wants to say that everyone is equal (rat and mouse), but also wants to say that whether the princess or farming is destiny, it is too profound for children and too boring for adults.
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Donnell 2022-03-26 09:01:10
The funny rhythm is all lost... You can see a lot of cartoon shadows... The picture is good
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Roscuro: Tell me that story. About the princess. Tell me what she looked like.
Despereaux: Well, she was...
Roscuro: Was she angry?
Despereaux: No. No, not at all. Her heart was full of longing.
Roscuro: What's longing?
Narrator: And that's how a friendship is born. Over the next few weeks, he told Roscuro everything he knew about loyalty and honor and chivalry and courage. He told him about the Princess, and where her longing came from. That she missed the rain and the soup and even the rats.
Roscuro: Even the rats?
Narrator: He told him about their code of honor, about his noble quest, about duty and loyalty. And there, in the darkness of the cellar, two knights pledged devotion to a princess who was trapped inside a castle. Trapped in a life full of pain and longing. Even if no one could tell.
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Andre: Boldo, look, it's...
[he turns as he realizes Boldo left]
Andre: Boldo, where are you?