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Hosea 2022-04-25 06:01:01
This cartoon still reflects the theme of "Happy Feet" that I watched the day before yesterday, which is the harmony between man and nature. There is nothing special about the plot and structure. The protagonist has truly matured in the midst of being lost and found himself! But what I think is a bit different is that, like the Supreme Treasure of "A Chinese Journey to the West", they have been looking for what they have lost, but instead of finding the original intention, they found another one that is more suitable. So, what do we need now? I really can't let it go! It's like I haven't understood that Supreme Treasure likes Bai Jingjing so much, even after hundreds of years of searching, I fell in love with Zixia unknowingly! The brown bear here always wanted to return to the warm home of human beings, but he chose nature in the end. Is this destiny or their betrayal? Their original intention was only their expectations of the light in the search process to comfort the pain, but they didn't know what they really wanted. In the end, I think it can only be expressed in two words-growth!
Extended Reading
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Boog: You got me enough trouble!
Elliot: Hey, I... You saved my life. That means that you're responsible for me.
Boog: What? Stop messing up my life!
Elliot: You needed to get out, you should thank me!
Boog: Thank you?
Elliot: You're welcome, buddy.
Boog: [groans] Stop calling me that.
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Shaw: Don't trust him. Pets are double agents. the moment you turn your backs, he'll shiv you.
Bobbie: Oh, no he can't. We had him fixed.