civet cats commit crimes

Rocio 2022-03-24 09:03:04

On Saturday, I turned out Hayao Miyazaki's "Variety of Civet Cats". It mainly tells about the rapid development of cities, many forests have been cut down, farmland has been requisitioned, rural land has been turned into urban high-rise buildings, and the civet cats in the forest have nowhere to live. They use transformation techniques to cause various accidents and troubles to construction sites, construction workers, and surrounding residents, so as to warn people to stop land expansion and leave them a pure land. The civet cats held a meeting, invited people from afar to become masters, and worked together to implement various plans. In the end, people finally realized that it was all the civet cats fighting, but the development of the mountain forest could not be stopped, and the living environment of the civet cats was becoming increasingly narrow. Tragedy where a car is run over on the road is a frequent occurrence. The civet cat finally made a difficult decision. Like a fox, he turned into an adult, mixed with humans, and lived a hard life every day. The topic of the film is very heavy and helpless, and the color of the picture is dark, but "My Neighbor Totoro" looks good. But the wonderful transformation into a big coffee show in "Variety Civet Cat" was very enjoyable, and the two old men who were drinking small wine on the roadside beach were stunned.

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Pom Poko quotes

  • Kiyo: So, what about the hunter song?

    Shokichi: Oh. My dad used to sing it to me, when I was just a cub.

    Kiyo: Sounds like your father was kind of strange.

    Shokichi: M-hm. He'd sing, "Fried 'em up and ate 'em" really loudly. And then he'd give me a lecture.

    Kiyo: About what?

    Shokichi: He'd say, "Did you hear that, son? Even in children's nursery rhymes, humans sing about how they love to shoot us, and then fry us up. Humans are sick, cruel, heartless beasts, and don't you forget it, Shoukichi."

  • Seizaemon: All pray!

    [the tanuki put their hands together and bow]

    Osho: I'd like to say a prayer for the victims of this operation.

    [At this point, some of the tanuki start to snigger]

    Osho: We wish that we could save our forest without harming any humans. That was never our intention, but our forest is near and dear to us, and we...

    [the tanuki all burst into raucous laughter and head for the exit]