After watching the film, it happened that a rain washed the sky during the day, and a crescent moon rested beside the fat clouds, which was exactly the same as the LOGO of DreamWorks. For a moment I had a hallucination, and I really felt that the little boy was in the moon, dangling one leg leisurely and mischievously, and stretched out a fishing rod (still three-dimensional) into the cloud. Lucas in the 1970s seems to be the real driving force to push the mainstream culture of this era and constantly refresh the mainstream values of Hollywood. Americans do subtraction, and all that is subtracted are the relatively complex and mature parts of human nature. The films left behind are always so innocent and lovely, daring to break through stereotypes, and create a new balance while breaking a balance. When pride is successfully removed from this character, it becomes the most acceptable sunshine mentality. The Chinese people do subtraction, which can never be subtracted. I am afraid that it is still the shadow of power. Even if it is to show children, it is often unavoidable to be snobbish under the power structure.
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