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Dream snail
Meaghan 2021-12-17 08:01:18
In terms of narrative, this movie really falls short of conventional wisdom: Turbo, which has dreams, is not confined to its own small living space, and is inspired by heroes to complete its transformation through strange opportunities; and it uses Mexicans who also have American dreams. A group of snails with dreams of racing got the coveted opportunity to stand on the same starting line, and realized their dreams under the harsh conditions and against the heroes. Extreme speed snails, even snails, have the dream of pursuing extreme speed! . When dreaming something like this, there is no magic, no adventure, you can only do it firmly if you want to get close to the target. The hard work of climbing 35 centimeters for 17 minutes seems to only attract ridicule, but in fact, the distance from the dream is yet another. One step closer. Unlike the Turbo in the movie, there is no miracle in our life. There is only sweat behind the miracle; however, there is more cruel resistance in our life than in the movie, the incomprehension of family members, the ridicule of friends, the strong pressure of opponents, and The general trend of the whole society cannot allow you to exist; after such heavy oppression, will your dreams still exist?
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Augustine 2022-04-24 07:01:11
How many tire changes do you need to build an F1? Nima, are you rubbing the ground directly with your belly? It makes my prostate hurt... well, I actually know that the snail's penis grows on the neck...
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Linnea 2021-12-17 08:01:18
Snail, snail, I think you will work hard and overcome your own shortcomings to complete fast driving. As a result, Nima has a special function of airborne...Hollywood assembly line animation, the story is complete, the characters are funny, just a little bit unique, so compared to "Ratuitouille" and the like are still far behind.
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Chet: Now, with the television gone, you can finally stop watching these races and get on with your life.
Turbo: I have a life?
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Whiplash: Little far from home, aren't you, garden snail?