It's really an animated movie with a big brain hole. At the beginning, I felt a little out of touch with the animation effect, but it is really a good movie after watching it. It explains the origin of Santa Claus from another way of thinking, from the selfishness of the postman when he first came to the island to the fearless dedication later, which is in line with the movie "selfless dedication is the most inspiring." Culture changers and creators, changing their roles as the film progresses. The most loving thing is that he keeps changing himself, but also unintentionally passing his love on to others, including the heroine, the woodcutter, and the family. The most important thing is to pass the gift to the children, thereby changing the whole city. A simple and rough package conveys the simplest love.
The evenness of the two families also reminds me of the movie "Killing". The traditional concept always has an outdated meaning. It is obvious that the two families have eased. Is hatred really that important? There is no foundation for education since childhood, so where does development come from? Does it really rely on hatred and grudges to maintain hope for life? Obviously, the existence of the patriarchs of the last two families mocked this indisputable fact, and the most mocking thing was the wonderful marriage between the two families, everyone can go and see! The woodcutter untied the knot in his heart and felt the incomparable love. In the end, he went with his wife. The picture was frozen for four seconds. In a sense, he didn't become the Santa Claus in people's hearts, maybe he was. There are three major points to be found in the play. 1. Why did you give gifts at night in the first place? Is it a plot setting or something else? 2. Why did you go with the wind when you left? 3. What is the string of ringtones that the protagonist hears at night? The surreal approach is intriguing, imaginative, and unfinished. Strongly recommended, if you like animated movies, you can go and watch this.
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