Anti-Reality Animated Heroes That Blow Bulls Into Hot Air Balloons

Monserrate 2022-04-21 09:01:38

The first ten minutes of watching at station B whetted my appetite. The protagonist who enjoys a seaside vacation in the bathtub is still in the desert. It’s too bad hahaha

After reading it, I feel that I have a big brain hole, it is very cool and very American, I can feel that the story line is very old-fashioned, the protagonist's achievements are all blind and blind, monopolizing the water source of a small town to create a city should not be too exaggerated, the only point that touches reality Also tasted it.

The mayor of the town, the drinkers, the thieves, all look the same, ugly and handsome. I still prefer the male protagonist in "Daydreamer" who persists for decades and then jumps out of his comfort zone. Ding (Well, I feel like the two are the same again when I say this)

Anyway, I like the cheap Rango, the smart but kind and lovable Rango, because there is such a friend in life, I hope he has a good life, be his own hero, or the guardian of others.

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Rango quotes

  • Maybelle: [annoyed] You've got a lot of nerve coming back here, lawman. What is it that you want?

    Rango: [dead serious] Yer pappy and them boys are gonna hang for something they didn't do.

    [pause]

    Rango: But I've got a plan...

  • Rango: [taken aback] Golden guardians... Alabaster chariot... The Spirit of the West!

    [to Spirit]

    Rango: Ahem... excuse me... Mister Spirit... sir?

    Spirit of the West: [eyeing a fish hook] Now there's a beaut. Sometimes you have to dig deep to find what you're looking for.

    [to Rango]

    Spirit of the West: So, you made it.

    Rango: Is this Heaven?

    Spirit of the West: If it were, we'd be eating Pop Tarts with Kim Novak.

    Rango: Yeah, ain't that the truth. What are you doing out here?

    Spirit of the West: Searching... same as you.

    Rango: [downhearted] I don't know what I'm looking for. I don't even know who I am.

    [brighter]

    Rango: They used to call you 'The Man with No Name'.

    Spirit of the West: Nowadays, they have a name for just about everything. Doesn't matter what they call you... it's the deeds that make the man.

    Rango: But my deeds just made everything worse. I'm a fake... a phony. My friends were counting on me. They were looking for some sort of hero.

    Spirit of the West: [emphatic] Then be a hero!

    Rango: [disbelief] Oh, no! No, no. I'm not even supposed to be out here.

    Spirit of the West: That's right. You came out here looking for something that didn't exist. But don't you see?

    [pause]

    Spirit of the West: It's not about you... it's about them.

    Rango: But I can't go back.

    Spirit of the West: Don't think you have a choice, son.

    [draws rectangle on windshield]

    Spirit of the West: No man can walk out of his own story.