"We are bad guys, so what? Since we can't get better, we will continue to be bad. This is our responsibility and mission." ——The bad guys declare forgive me for my short-sightedness, and the King of Destruction is probably the last best Disney movie this year. Of the cartoons. Risking his death to respond to the call of 2012, everyone is more willing to be nostalgic recently, roughly like this: a 30-year-old game has been re-energized, and the keen old ashes find inspiration from it, and the king of destruction in [Quick Hand Axiu] has become The protagonist of this movie. The simple picture and the naive plot should not be the same as his surface. The King of Destruction is not satisfied with the destruction and then is thrown off the top of the building, then reprimanded by everyone, and then returned to his stump, and he knows he is also the protagonist of the game. Worthy of responsibility but cannot be recognized by his peers. When the bad guys help themselves, they will speak out their aspirations, and then go to the Hero Mission by accident and get a medal that everyone thinks will be favored by everyone. If it is a micro-movie, the story is actually over here, but the movie naturally turns a page and enters the climax of the real theme. [Sweet Dash] Here a princess Lolita is waiting for her prince to rescue. Ralph, the King of Destruction, who resembles Shrek, plunges into the kingdom of sweet candy everywhere and begins a journey to find its medal and true meaning. The development of the story is probably like this: mindless warriors, willful and paranoid beauties, insidious and shallow villains, super invincible and weak and deadly monsters, a bunch of deputies who sincerely serve the Lord and are blinded to increase the plot, and there is a well-thought-out script. Embellishment with complicated and fancy props, and some haunting humanity, and finally we are a crowd of hard-to-talk audiences like us. I have to say that they are all surprisingly similar, but they have to admit the beauty of repetition.
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