The whole story setting of "Whale Qi" is very standardized, and the main target audience is women. The overall evaluation of the film by foreign media was good, with 24 media giving a comprehensive score of 63 points. The New York Post gave it a 75, saying it was a charming and joyful family movie. "Oblique" gave the lowest score of 12 points, disapproving of the film. "San Francisco Chronicle" pointed out that although the film will not have too deep connotation, but compared with most family-friendly films, it has a good background. The Boston Globe felt that the film needed only to entertain the audience, and the film had adequately served that purpose. The Hollywood Reporter highlighted the cast, saying the film's cast made the movie more appealing. Others questioned the film's monotony, with USA TODAY pointing out that the film's single characterization had to make a documentary about the same story seem more powerful. "Village Voice" feels that while the audience will always worry about the whales, it has to sympathize with the actors who are trapped in a blunt crisis.
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2022-03-28 08:01
Extended Reading
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Adam Carlson: [Rachel approaches the hole in the ice for the first time; one whale pokes it's head out of the water] Rachel, I'd like you to meet Fred.
Rachel Kramer: Hi Fred!
Adam Carlson: [second whale pops up] ... and Wilma.
Rachel Kramer: Good morning, Wilma! You're beautiful!
Adam Carlson: [third whale, the baby, comes up] And this, is Bam Bam!
Rachel Kramer: Hi Bam Bam! Wait... wasn't Pebbles Fred and Wilma's kid?
Adam Carlson: Yeah, but Pebbles was also a girl.
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Adam Carlson: [Adam sits down across from Jill at a restaurant; looks at the menu] I usually get the breakfast burrito, which is fantastic... but the pile o' pancakes with a side of ham steak is tempting. What do you think I should get?
Jill Jerard: The name of a good cardiologist?