It was awesome to see the slow motion of a tennis ball squeezed into an ellipse and bound back to a sphere again. Even in a slow motion, I could still feel the speed with the blurring of the surroundings. I finished the movie named BEE MOVIE.
In one scene, Berry, the main tiny bee character in the movie, sued a person whose name was Sting for the infringement on the copyright of the bee's organ. It made me think of a real lawsuit against a TV show entitled JACK ASS or something. A person's name was Jack Ass, so he filed a lawsuit again the TV channel. In a country which is too free, all hillarious suits can happen.
Basically it is a movie about a tiny little bee single-handedly defeat the gigantic honey-making enterprise. However good intentions don't promise decent consequences. Bees stopped working due to too much honey coming back to their home and they didn't have enough space to store honey. Most of them lost their jobs, lost their meanings of life, and flowers withered because of the lack of pollination. All flowers were dying out. Berry stood up for his own fault and of course, the proces went very well.
It was an adult-oriented movie. Most of the time, people believe in what they think or do is definitely right. However, the world doesn't always revolve around the tract people previsioned. So you can stand up for what you believe. Nevertheless, when the consequence goes wrong, you need to know you have the even greater courage to admit your fault. When Berry addressed its audience on the wing of the airplane, my eyes welled. I seldom fought for what I believed because I was always afraid I couldn't bear the brunt of blaming. When people stand out for what they deeply believe in, I am touched. Animated movies might have the stereotype of inseriousness and childishness. Bee Movie is a combination of pleasure and thoughts.