The film is called not a god's work, but a masterpiece, and it is more family-friendly.
I watched it intently from beginning to end, hitting the interesting storyline, and the beautiful and colorful underwater world made me fall deeply.
Friendship is also one of the most playful and touching elements of Pixar.
Dori, the Blue Tang King Fish of Finding Nemo 2, suffers from short-term memory loss disorder, and really has only 7 seconds of memory.
Such a forgetful king, but with the vague memories of childhood, to find a home, to find parents.
In the end, of course, Dolly found her parents, but this reunion ending was not just a success in finding relatives. Rather, she and every friend in the team have their own growth and progress.
In Pixar movies, it's not just the protagonist who has an aura, everyone else is a stepping stone.
Bailey, a beluga whale who firmly believes that his sonar system is malfunctioning, bravely "speaks" in order to help Dolly locate.
Short-sighted Jie'er, under the command of her companions, stepped out of her comfort zone.
The octopus, who only wants to retire, is touched by Dolly's persistence, and while guarding her all the way, she also gains the freedom to return to the ocean.
The cowardly and conservative clown fish daddy morpholine eventually became bold.
Pixar-esque friendship is high-level, it's not "hello me, let's play together" or "get together to warm up small groups", but let each of the characters grow and change.
Such a subtle "education", whether for children or adults, is better than stereotyped concept output. No wonder many parents are especially willing to watch his baby watch his movie.
I believe that everyone who has watched this cartoon has a Dolly in her heart, she will be stupid, she will sell cuteness, she will be helpless, but her perseverance is amazing. Life is like a game of chess, step by step, but do not know the final result, but the thinking, sadness, happiness, and epiphany experienced on the way is a wealth. Therefore, no matter what we face, we must bravely take our own steps, only when we set off, we will enjoy the beautiful scenery and longing on the road.
At the end of the story, Dolly, Hank, and a truckload of marine life are transported to another research institute. Dolly and her friends racked their brains to stop the truck, and had Hank drive directly onto the highway and drive the car directly into the azure sea in a thrilling, dangerous drive. In an instant, all the fish jumped and tumbled on the surface of the sea, celebrating, and this shot was simply handsome!
When the thrilling images of the fish all flying out of the carriages and throwing themselves into the sea appear, the song of "What a wonderful world" brings us to reality. In this gorgeous adventure, the film completes the celebration of the heart-warming themes of friendship, persistence, and love. "As long as you work hard, you can do anything." Dolly did, what about you?
In fact, this movie also teaches us that if we want girls not to get lost, don't tell her what to say about the southeast, south, and back, tell her that you cross a snack street, at the intersection where Oden boils are sold, walk in the direction of an ice cream shop, see McDonald's don't stop, walk to the front of the place where pizza is sold, and you will find it.
Occasionally unhappy, when confused may wish to take a look.