people eat everything for their own sake, and they can use any cruel means for selfish desires. The world is hell, and the evil part of human nature is more terrible than the monsters On the other hand, monsters have human nature, they have feelings, they can be educated, they can avoid eating blood, eat fruit, and even save people. The male protagonist pointed to the little Huba in the cage and questioned the female protagonist: "Why do you think only people have feelings?" Yes, subjective consciousness determines everything. Humans feel that they are the masters of the world, and they define others with their own ideas. "Out of class". However, monsters can wear human skins and become thousands of households, so people won't do bad things with a demon heart? Mapping to the real world, the mainstream society, like the people in the movie, discriminates against/excludes what they define as "non-mainstream".
The two worlds still cannot be integrated, and the ideal coexistence of the male and female characters has not been realized. As a small group of demons, they can only leave the crowd and escape the mountains. In the end, the male protagonist drove away Xiaohuba and said to him, "The world can't accept you yet." This sentence is very meaningful. The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard.
The most positive energy is that Huba learned to live independently. It no longer needs people to watch the judge. It consciously eats fruit instead of rabbits. It used to cry when he left the male protagonist. At the end of the film, he bravely walked towards his new life facing the rising sun. As the theme song sings, no one can be depended on forever. Even if the world discriminates against you and is harsh, you always have to face yourself bravely and live strong. This is not the deepest insight.
I don't think such a movie is lacking in purpose and is "childish". It's just packaged in a naive shell and tells a story in a simple way that doesn't feel preachy, and that's what I love about it.
Finally, give a thumbs up for the conscientious domestic special effects, and cheer for the super invincible cute demon Xiaohuba.
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