This was not really an adventure film or mystery, it was a commentary on the utter ruthlessness of people, driven by the need to "keep our jobs" which is why the thylacine originally got shot into extinction. (I don't consider that a spoiler since the history is known to many viewers.)
Be it protecting blessed livestock or cutting down trees, people will just keep on pillaging nature, as long as a certain attitude remains in the gene pool.
I wished it had ended differently but it made sense in the final analysis. I just wish more people would understand this as a microcosm of global environmental destruction, not a stand-alone story.
P.S. It always made more sense to call this marsupial a wolf rather than a tiger, due to its dog-like head. A number of other animals have stripes and aren't called tigers.
Be it protecting blessed livestock or cutting down trees, people will just keep on pillaging nature, as long as a certain attitude remains in the gene pool.
I wished it had ended differently but it made sense in the final analysis. I just wish more people would understand this as a microcosm of global environmental destruction, not a stand-alone story.
P.S. It always made more sense to call this marsupial a wolf rather than a tiger, due to its dog-like head. A number of other animals have stripes and aren't called tigers.