There is no way for the animation to catch up. First, even the pirated business was frightened by them. Once they came out, there is now a tenth season, right? The movie came out last year, so I will pay homage to it. In the movie version, the Asen family (Hong Kong translation, I like it very much) tried their best to make fun of everything they could, and it was not easy. The idea that Taiwan's slogan is "action, suspense, family affection" is as funny as the movie itself. It mainly tells the story of how the town where the Asen family lived was facing the destruction of the government's control due to the deterioration of the environment, and how Asen, the initiator and the last great rescuer, transformed and redeemed the story.
All you can think of is that no one is aware of the deterioration of the environment, but those environmentalists who speak with their ability are spurned, until it is too late for the people to wake up. Here, from donuts to the president of the United States, they were scolded one by one. The real and the fake are mixed in it. Asen's neighbors treat their children so kindly, but it seems unbelievable. I wonder if this father is a bit of a pedophile? So, let's see what we've become...
but to be honest, this movie is not a good idea for entertainment and leisure, it's tiring to watch. . . . . . As a Chinese saying goes, there are too many burdens. Almost every action has an extended purpose, satirizing the idiot of the president of the United States (although Arnold was used to make fun), satirizing the ruthlessness of politicians, satirizing the corruption of social customs, satirizing oil dealers, satirizing Hollywood, and satirizing China for taking America's garbage , satirizing Harvard Business School - what the politician at the end said: I'm learning to do two things that the Harvard MBA didn't teach me: fail and shoot. As a result, he killed himself. Sometimes I am very suspicious. The descendants of Yan and Huang who grew up watching "Cai Gen Tan" and "Hou Hei Xue" feel that your old man's political satire is exhausted. How many ordinary people in the United States see it and understand it? Maybe that's their narrative, though, and the Assen family and South Park have always been a source of insight into the dynamics of the American middle class and what they're up against lately.
But, I really can't stand Assen's name - Homer? ? Can you not associate his dog-headed pig face plus always biting doughnuts with the great Homer? OMG~~
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