In the last class, we watched "Varmint," but I couldn't relly understand it so I just watched it again on my computer.
To say something about this film, I would say "wow!!"
It was very deep, and was very meaningful.
I cannot describe what the author wanted to tell us because the story was something very big and deep...
On my dictionary, a word, varmint means a troublesome wild animal, especially a fox.
Well, I guess the world in this film is of fox,but I don't think the main character is a varmint.
He is a nice fox (you can tell this from his eyes).
Ok, let me answer two questions from Dr. Armstrong.
The purpose of this film: I think it is to make people think about how the products and buildngs which they are making will affect the enviroment. In this film, many (kind of slavery) foxes built tall buildngs so that rich and beautiful nature disappeared.
Changes in the environment- it is of course, a bad thing. However, the changes in the environment is an exchange of our convenience lives.
I'm curious what the ending meant by showing many jellyfishes flying.
One thing I can say is that they had a contrast of black and dark world vs white and peaceful world... too deep..!
