(When the protagonists came to the Internet for the first time, the feeling of being suddenly enlightened was so great that I couldn’t help shouting in my heart: This is human civilization! Welcome to modern society! At that moment, I suddenly realized , we're not there, we're just in the Greater China LAN - a huge arcade.)
Disney is really trying to break the fixed pattern, starting from "The Prince is the villain, the princess saves the princess" "Frozen". Although many movies are playing the opposite way, they are all playing backwards in the sections. The frame is still the same. And Disney's masters are bold, and the big frames are dismantled and rebuilt, which is very powerful.
What are the routines broken this time? Well, first of all the "happy ending", this time the ending is that the two protagonists are separated but get a better life.
This time the "princess" is a man, haha, not only wearing a princess dress at the end, but in the whole story, the one who has grown the most and changed the most is Ralph. character arc.
This time there was no prince to save the princess, and no princess to save the princess. Strictly speaking, the two protagonists have completed their self-salvation. Their friendship lies in that they have accomplished this by accompanying each other. This is closer to real life, and it is more Inspirational, indeed, no one can really save anyone, you can only stand up by yourself, and others can at most accompany you through the process.
In other words, the original text of "security vulnerability" in the film is insecurity, which is a pun, and it also means "insecurity", and that is Ralph's problem. He lacks security, so he is overly dependent and refuses to change. In the end, he said, "I cured my insecurity!", not only referring to defeating that security hole, but also referring to his inner demon.
Sometimes it's more courage than defeating the big monster.
(Finally, does anyone think the last big monster composed of countless squirming Ralphs is particularly disgusting, almost R-rated...)
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