It can be said that this film suits me too well! I just like watching these cute characters sell cute collectively, and the story resonates particularly well. The theme of the film is more traditional: muster the courage to overcome the fear in your heart and become the hero you yearn for in your heart. I personally feel better than the last episode because the film tells about the changes in a family's life after having children, which makes me especially empathetic. At the beginning and at the end, the pets and children made me cry. It’s hard to say whether I was moved or cute. Anyway, I just poke my tears, you know. I want to watch it a second time soon!
At the beginning, Max’s inner monologue is simply my inner portrayal: I once saw a child who didn’t think it was cute, but rather annoying, but after having a child, I didn’t get used to it from the beginning and slowly accepted it. Have a new understanding of the world. Max is like a worried parent, always worried about the child's whereabouts. And that kind of over-protection of children, too careful and vigilant in everything is really a true portrayal of my husband.
From the above, the film focused on the relationship between the pet and the owner, and developed into a variety of warm interactions between the pet and the owner and children.
Tutu Little Snow Ball is the funniest in this film, and there are so many scenes, almost every shot is cute! In particular, he and a monkey have made many hilarious moves, and there are more surprises than the pieces of flowers sent out. There are more thrilling action scenes in this sequel than in the previous episode. It caters to the theme of "becoming your own inner hero". Many characters have "extra-long play", which is also in line with the superhero movie style that has prevailed recently. The newly added poodle Daisy is also very cute.
It's a pity that Mao Mao Bingbing doesn't have many scenes this time. Maybe because there are too many cats in the film, most of her shots have already been released in the film.
The film has been jumping back and forth in the three story lines at the beginning, but finally merged together, it is still a lively and interesting adventure. At first I thought that the field would be boring, but I didn’t expect that various country animals were designed to be really laughable, including a weird turkey, a silly cow, sheep, pig, and a dumb frog. People are impressed. I feel that this part is more suitable for children than the underground animal gang in the first episode. Of course, the relationship between the old dog dubbed by Harrison Ford and Max is full of CP. I feel that this dog with the western cowboy and cool style is expected to return again.
Like the Minions series, there are not too many shots, as long as they are cute.
There is also a snowball hilarious hip-hop rap performance in the middle of the ending subtitles, don't miss it! !
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