At the beginning of the film, the narrator said that there is nothing in the world that can be as great as a little boy's wish-this kind of polite line makes you think you may have entered the wrong theater. But then the conversation changed: but everyone grew up. Since then, this movie, which has been described by countless netizens as ruining three views and ruining childhood, has finally entered the comedy stage. Everything has changed from the innocence and beauty of childhood to the "life like shit" after growing up, and even the voice of the teddy bear has changed from a child to a master.
Asking if you were over fifteen years old when you bought the ticket shows that this is an authentic adult movie. Except for the dirty words inside, after watching it, I think this is indeed a movie that has nothing to do with children. What the film wants to express, apart from Bo Jun’s smile, is to let adults know that we all have a teddy bear in our hearts. This bear is our immaturity and childishness. Many times, just like John, that cheap bear is part of your life. It's hard to drive him away, and you can't bear to drive him away. On the surface, you can be a big man in your thirties. You can smoke, drink, pick up girls, have sex, lie, swear, and put your feet on the table to watch TV; but when it rains and thunders, or a lightning man appears At that time, you suddenly reveal your stuff-even if you are a thirty-year-old man, even if you sit in a movie hall that only adults over 15 can enter, there will always be a moment when you will find that you are actually inside. There was still a child in the depths, at a loss with a humble bear. Of course, unless you learn one thing-to be responsible.
This matter was taught to John by Teddy in the film. After being thrown away by his girlfriend after being thrown away by his girlfriend for attending the Flash party, John blamed Teddy for the invitation and said that he actually hoped that he hadn't made a wish for Teddy when he was eight years old. This irresponsible practice caused Teddy's fat beating. And the later operation to save Teddy let John know what he should do. So on the night Teddy died, John had a change: Even though it was thunder and rain, he didn't need to sing that "fart song" to embolden himself. Through Teddy's death, he finally realized that the man who would not be in charge was ultimately just a boy.
Therefore, if we want to be truly mature, we must first kill the cheap bear in our hearts. Of course, after we learn to be responsible, the cheap bear can still be resurrected.
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