They played zombie nation! For that scene alone in the quidditch style air game, a gazillion out of 10 from me.
In some ways this film is more connected with reality than most of the other pixar movies. The fears and realities of being a minority are so well captured here. The world envisioned here where authorities work towards making the world inclusive and welcoming, slowly but surely is a message of hope for all kids. I loved the two main characters - the girl with her emotions locked up behind anger and the boy who could unlock others by being in touch with himself. The tensions of growing up to be different from the rest of your family/cultural group. And the power of love and a soul mate to make the world brighter and bearable.
Gorgeous. The animation was lovely, particularly the fire animation of ember and the tree scene. I cried.
This is a growing up and love story. A really lovely well told story. Recommend
Shout by nicoleahmedBlockedParent2023-11-18T15:16:42Z
They played zombie nation! For that scene alone in the quidditch style air game, a gazillion out of 10 from me.
In some ways this film is more connected with reality than most of the other pixar movies. The fears and realities of being a minority are so well captured here. The world envisioned here where authorities work towards making the world inclusive and welcoming, slowly but surely is a message of hope for all kids. I loved the two main characters - the girl with her emotions locked up behind anger and the boy who could unlock others by being in touch with himself. The tensions of growing up to be different from the rest of your family/cultural group. And the power of love and a soul mate to make the world brighter and bearable.
Gorgeous. The animation was lovely, particularly the fire animation of ember and the tree scene. I cried.
This is a growing up and love story. A really lovely well told story. Recommend