The content of the story of "Guardians" is not complicated, and the setting of the plot even has the chaotic taste of the heroes of the "Avengers", but the film is definitely a model of Hollywood cartoons that are entertaining and entertaining: Christmas. Collecting gifts, painting eggs for Easter, and collecting coins from tooth fairy. These traditional western festivals gradually lose their market among children. Through this wonderful story, the film is matched with colorful pictures and joyful plots. All are protecting children’s respect for tradition. Working hard for the children to regain the traditional festivals, the film’s entertaining and entertaining way of expressing joy is in sharp contrast with the domestic animated films that are in a state of preaching.
Rise of the Guardians Theme respects tradition
2021-11-30 08:01
Extended Reading
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Kaleb 2022-03-25 09:01:08
Those ice flowers on the window glass look so good~~~~ The male protagonist is actually a match! example! just! often! of! handsome! elder brother! In recent years, the uglier protagonist of American 3D cartoons is really bright...PS male protagonist and rabbit can make a book um...PPS ending song is automatically included in the recent song strategy list~
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Hildegard 2022-03-24 09:01:44
Great story. The hearts of children are always so moving, as long as they believe, there is hope. When Jack Frozen was seen, he couldn't help crying. To be recognized, to be needed, to prove the value of one's existence. There is a sense of existence to have a sense of security. Every character is lovely, from peak to trough, from joy to loss. Some people believe that there is value in existence.
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Bunnymund: You know what I think? I think we just dodged a bullet. I mean, what does this clown know about bringing joy to children?
Jack Frost: Uh, you ever hear of a 'Snow Day'? I know it's no 'hard boiled egg', but kids like what I do.
Bunnymund: [condescendingly] But none of them believe in you, do they mate?
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Jack Frost: [Jamie's dog Abby sees Bunny, growls] That's a Greyhound. Do you know what Greyhounds do to rabbits?
Bunnymund: Hah, I bet he's never met a rabbit like me! Six-foot-one, nerves of steel, master of Tai Chi...
Bunnymund: [Jack sets off Jamie's alarm clock with his staff; Abby lunges for Bunny] Oh, crikey!