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chasing dreams
Tre 2022-03-24 09:02:05
I am a high school student, I watched this film on the recommendation of my biology teacher, I am very grateful to the teacher for this, otherwise it would be a real pity. The beginning of the film is about a snail who wants to be a racing driver, which is incredible. I saw this beginning and felt like the plot of this film should be more old-fashioned. It just described how it persisted, worked hard and finally succeeded and so on. But with the development of the sleeping film, I found myself making a fallacy, not to look at new things in an old-fashioned way. The snail gained super-speed magic because of an accidental accident, which is also the cornerstone of his dream. It seems that dreams need opportunities. If Liu Yong and Wang Bo have opportunities, I'm afraid their achievements... Of course, their own efforts are another subjective factor. When the snail is about to succeed, the magic disappears, but it is because of his efforts. Although there are many ups and downs and setbacks on this road, whose dream road is smooth sailing? The more people block us, the harder we have to work hard, and finally look down on them with the attitude of a king, and see how humble their ridicule and disdain were. Whenever you want to remember that your dream is big, it is not too big, and no matter how small the dreamer is, it is not too small.
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Ally 2021-12-17 08:01:18
The Mandarin dubbed version I saw was really dubbed by Han Han, Chen Kun and Yigan until the end of the film!
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Madie 2022-04-23 07:02:26
Dreams are realized by mutation, and idols will become bad when their opponents are idols - an old Hollywood stalk. The stunts in the whole film are average, there is no laughing point, there is no suspense, and there is still a long way to go from a good film. . .
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[repeated line]
Guy Gagné: No dream is too big, and no dreamer... too small.
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Turbo: [arriving into work] And so begins another wonderful work week at... the plant.