Disney will always bring people dreams and joy. "Lettuce lettuce, put your hair down and let me go up", in the fairy tales I read when I was young, lettuce is really impressive. Both the princess and the prince were very pitiful. One gave birth to two children alone and was driven out of the tower to work hard, the other was blinded and lost everything to beg, until they finally met again after many years, barely happy ending. It can be called the poorest couple in a fairy tale. In comparison, animation makes people overjoyed. Lettuce is portrayed as such a lively and vigorous pan girl, and the prince is stolen and replaced by a handsome thief with a slippery head. The relationship between the two people is no longer as abrupt as in "The Grimm's Fairy Tales", but like a happy couple in life. The witch’s behavior is also more reasonable, raising lettuce is no longer for the man to steal the lettuce from her field, but for the magical power of eternal youth. But it's strange that Yi has no magic power. Is this a witch? . . ? Still indispensable for the usual cute supporting roles in Disney animations. Chameleons, thieves, and stylish, cool and invincible white horses-this white horse is even more prince than Prince Charming, although there is no line. The music and the pictures are great, and the ending is an unexplainable reversal of tradition-princess tears are good medicine. Those tragic encounters have all been abandoned. In a sense, it may have weakened the rare realism in the original work, but in short, some people will like this change. Such a story can be said to be superficial and naive, but, hey, this is Disney, who sells and manufactures the most simple and happy Disney, and it always allows us to discover that there is no need for more tortuous plots, more complicated human nature, and more Unexpected ending, it turns out that we don't need so much Disney to make us happy and satisfied. I actually admire a place in Disney. They just stick to the old stories and routines, stick to the qualities of beauty, bravery, and kindness, and reject too much darkness. This is actually not so easy, in a world where even elementary school students know that society is complicated. It is also not easy to tell a story with a simple ending known brilliantly.
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