I let go of the English cram school in junior high school. At that time, I thought the little girl was super super super super cute. I don't know why when I watch it now, the painting style of the girl I was looking forward to is so terrifying, but the milky sound neutralized part of the horror. When I was a child, I liked the three views of the hairy monster, but I didn't like the big-eyed boy. When I grew up, I didn't like the hairy monster's Virgin Heart very much, especially when the big-eyed boy said, "What about me? Have you considered my safety?" Really? Very sad for him. The last door? The chase is really a highlight of creativity and brain hole, which is very cool to watch. The main setting of the world view, from exclamation to laughter, is very creative. When I was a child, I saw that Maoguai solved the difficulties with wit. Now I can still feel the difference between the former boss and Maoguai after they became bosses. Bring about a difference in the perspective of looking at the problem. However, in the prequel 10 years later (because the resources put the two films upside down, the power company I wanted to watch first, I watched the prequel Monster University first by accident...), the big-eyed boy and the hairy monster and The personalities of the power companies are very different. Big Eye is an inspirational top student who is looked down on but works in an orderly manner, and Maoguai is a stubborn child who is not learned but talented. When it came to the power company that came out 10 years ago, did Big Eyed Boy become an old fritter without principles after being baptized by society? It feels like the two characters have switched personalities.
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