In view of the fact that the original musical was set in the era of the Great Depression, the director became weird after it was rigidly applied to the modern era. It also seemed that he did not understand the polarization of the rich and the poor in the United States. ()
Director Will Gluck's re-interpretation of the musical during the Great Depression is really terrible and frustrating. ()
The film replaces choreography with rhythmic editing, but the e-book-style exaggerated narrative overwhelms the characterization. ()
As a film adaptation of a classic stage play, the film does not give full play to the advantages of the film. It looks very simple and rough. Apart from a few songs, it is difficult to see the sparks between the actors. ()
"Annie" is a very stylized movie in every aspect. It allows children to watch it dozens of times, but adults may not want to watch it again. ()
Most of the stars in the film do not know how to sing and dance. I don't know why they have to reluctantly act out such a story. ()
"Annie" can not only mobilize the warm memories of generations, but also make children like it very much. The strong cast of the film and their excellent singing skills have also made many audiences talk about it.)
