In fact, Hollywood’s Disney started experimenting with this phenomenon as early as the 20th century. They endow the innocent animal or non-human images with human emotions and attitudes, anthropomorphize them, make the images more acceptable to children, and promote children's purchase of models such as commercial toys and other animation derivatives. And Disney has painstakingly enhanced these images with more value connotations, so that children can see a happy and colorful world of innocence, so that those who have grown up can see more representative cartoons. In addition to the warmth of Momo in the film, there are also themes that parents can educate. What is more noteworthy is the adult interpretation of the film by adult audiences. Just like the "Crazy Animal City" released last year, children only see Those various cute animals, and adults see more complex content. It represents the image of global countries, and also symbolizes all kinds of human problems and political tendencies in the world. Cartoons have already bid farewell to innocence. More complex form and content. The so-called love story between the beautiful and kind princess and the handsome and brave prince also takes into account the sexual needs of adults in the production of cartoons, so many sexual cues are added.
The stories in "Tarzan of the Apes" are also suitable for viewing by many people. For adults, what we are concerned about in this film is definitely not just Taishan’s brave responsibility for where he belongs, but also various intimacy towards the same kind, and more importantly, various social problems. Thoughts, as well as the most primitive interpretation of humanity. Therefore, the current cartoons are really more than just children's cartoons. Everything is becoming adult-oriented. Even those big brands of adult clothing have begun to try out the reduced version of the children's version. Is the trend of development really good? Is this really the speed and content of education that children can receive today?
I remain doubtful about this.
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