If you have to discuss ideas or the like, most of Hollywood's excellent films are probably not as good as our harmonious film influx. This is a movie about the struggle between man and beast. It does not need to carry too much compassion. It only needs to reproduce the sensational horror legend on the East African continent a hundred years ago.
My only regret is that the specimens of the two male lions back then are still standing at the Field Museum in Chicago, USA, and they don’t have manes. In the movie, it may be because it is too difficult to find suitable animal actors, or it is not meaningful to watch, so that the two lions grow manes. In short, there is still a certain discrepancy with historical facts.
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