It is not in the nature of animals to run away

Alanna 2022-04-19 09:01:13

The difference between people and animals is that people's daily life is not just about survival, but all the animals do are for survival (except for some pets, there are also actors in the zoo), and in the movie, the lion, Zebras don't have to run for survival, no one chases or chases them.
A life in a zoo is ideal for animals whose only purpose is to survive, as their ultimate goal is to be fed. is to survive. But they ran away, and when they ran away, they didn't go out as an animal anymore. They represent human ideals.
People always think about higher-level things after eating well and living well. Such as music, more art, such as movies. This may be something that was created so as not to destroy the world. Because when someone has had enough to eat and has settled in, they will always have to do something to pass the time. Don't let people do bad things, that is, go to sleep, or do some hobbies. Or go on a trip like Alex and the others. People always have to do something. And animals don't.
What is reflected here is not the spirit of human exploration, but the spirit of people's higher pursuit.

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  • Oliver 2021-10-20 19:01:08

    You like zebras, i like penguins

  • Kenny 2022-04-24 07:01:02

    I went to watch it alone during the summer vacation. I haven't enjoyed watching a movie alone for a long time.

Madagascar quotes

  • Mort the Mouse Lemur: King Julian! What are they?

    [shouts]

    Mort the Mouse Lemur: What are they?

    Julian: They are... aliens! Savage aliens! From the savage future!

    Maurice: They've come to kill us! And take our women! And our precious metals!

    Mort the Mouse Lemur: [begins weeping]

    Julian: Get up Mort! Do not be near the King's feet, okay!

  • Mort the Mouse Lemur: They are savages! Tonight we die.

    Julian: The feet! I told you about - I told you to - I told you - didn't I tell him about the feet?

    Maurice: He did tell you about the feet.

    Mort the Mouse Lemur: [cutely] E-he.