There is also a little old-fashioned plot, why can Zootopia be full of emotions in a few minutes? That thing that easily captures people's hearts is probably a dream.
It is sooner or later that the matter of love is enlightened, so many people complain that "youth is theirs, I have nothing".
And that can be big or small, it can be eating a Big Mac ice cream, or it can be the dream of saving the world, but it is something everyone can have since childhood.
The whole world is swiping the screen to say that I fell in love with a fox, but I still set my sights on the rabbit Judy who works hard and works hard. There is a bit of recklessness, a bit of loneliness, and a bit of perseverance as always. Like a hot-blooded teenager, who went from obscurity to the public, although her dream efforts are only a glimpse in the movie, we all know how hard it is.
However, this is not over.
In the seemingly peaceful animal city with infinite possibilities, it is still a world of the jungle at heart. What's more, in a police station where the protection of citizens is the premise and strength is the first.
No one, really no one cares how much effort Judy Rabbit has put in to make up for the "innate badness" of her dreams before she gets a chance to be on an equal footing with tigers, lions, leopards and leopards, and even the favor of Deputy Mayor Yang. It is mixed with the emotion of sympathy and sympathy.
It's like people shouting for gender equality, but they think that women can't keep up with men in terms of IQ, emotional intelligence, and various defects, and they keep saying that this is not discrimination.
I admit the differences caused by biology, but I don't like this kind of "natural correctness" discrimination.
What is meant by equality?
"Regardless of the differences in physiological structure at birth, a person can freely choose what clothes he wants to wear, what hairstyle he wants, what hobbies, what character, what job he does, who he loves, and whether or not to have children— —These things can be combined at will.”
Equality, under the natural premise of not being discriminated against, means more choice.
In this way, does Judy Rabbit's parents have a tendency to discriminate against their own daughters and even themselves?
Rabbit as a cop? How is that possible, no kidding.
Girls want to be leaders? Look how beautiful she looks, you know.
I heard that the rich second generation has been admitted to the Ivy League, and the family has thrown money at it.
You see, those inherent chains of prejudice and discrimination have never been high or low.
I love Judy Rabbit's persistent efforts, taking the opportunity to prove herself, and her strong self-confidence. Even, even when fate gave her a natural enemy fox companion, she did not hesitate to catch it.
After experiencing bullying as a child, Nick Fox uses his own nature to become what others see as a fox, and cunningly earns a living in the gray area of the law.
And our Rabbit Judy, she looks like a positive heroine in a morning drama, I believe that hard work will make her dream come true.
They represent the genius who needs a little effort, and the genius who needs a lot of hard work, but they are the same destination.
I like Nick Fox pointing out to Director Niu his prejudice that Judy Rabbit is useless as soon as possible, and I like Judy Rabbit crying to Nick Fox and admitting his stupid mistakes.
I wrote long ago that the dilemma between good and evil is to look at doing good and not doing evil where you can't see it.
Watch and do good, and someone will laugh at you for being stupid.
Do not do evil where you can't see, you need self-discipline.
I like Fox Nick's self-awareness of drinking water and not doing evil, and I like Rabbit Judy's loneliness in doing good deeds.
They have abandoned their prejudice against themselves so that they can become a better version of themselves.
Putting aside prejudice and becoming a Buddha on the spot is probably the best utopia.
Dreams, please work harder, and go on the road with the awareness of "I can't measure myself, I can draw a strong bow every inch".
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