A closed world, some untouchable rules, a brash who suddenly brings new things, a journey that subverts existing concepts. The story tells of a group of snow monsters living at the top of the Himalayas, isolated from the world and living by the rules handed down by their ancestors.
However, the story of the film does not begin that way. A family of snow monsters, they live in a world of ice and snow. Everyone performs their own duties. As the bell wakes up the sun, they start to work. They firmly believe in the rules and regulations left by their ancestors and do not allow doubts. The protagonist also follows his beliefs and wakes up the sun on time with his father who rings the bell every day. And one day, an accident happened. When the protagonist was practicing ringing the bell, he flew out of the boundary of his life. Alone, in an unfamiliar environment, he saw the impossible thing recorded in the law - the villain. When he returned to the Clan with this news, a challenge to the Law resulted in his banishment. In order to prove himself right, he must go deep into the forbidden area to find evidence of the existence of the villain.
The story originates from the exploration of the new world and the challenge of the old laws. But the ending was not as imagined, I became a hero who opened up a new world, I broke the stereotype. What ushered in was the cruel truth behind this frame. Do evil things in the name of protection. But I will be a hero in the end, but there will be setbacks in the middle. I will eventually address the source of all this and resolve the misunderstanding.
I thought this movie had too much. First of all, the closed world created at the beginning makes people feel that there is no sense of substitution or convincing. This world seems far-fetched and unreasonable from the beginning. This is understandable, because it is a false world. Soon, the real world began to touch this layer of falsehood, and immediately pierced the shell of the camouflage. And when I thought it was a film about a new world adventure, he ended up talking about an environmental issue. This might be the problem. We follow the protagonist, hoping to experience adventures and discover novelties. Instead, we discover that we are exploring a world we are all too familiar with. The protagonist's adventurous spirit was instantly disintegrated.
The protagonist is cowardly. Because his counterattack was not strong enough.
In addition, it is the spirit of adventure that people appreciate for films that go to the new world for adventure. Too much cultural input, let's break the routine, and seem a little tired. So in adventure films, is the novel world a bright spot?
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