Koda the little bear in "Brother Bear" is undoubtedly the highlight of the film, and its brilliance, or what it is loaded with, is even greater than that of the protagonist Ken Nai. In addition, the characters in the film are no longer just a purely binary distinction between good and evil. In the whole film, there is actually no real bad guy, only the bad things that ordinary people do under the drive of paranoia. , Re-examination after the exchange of positions, many things will be completely changed because of this. The concept conveyed by Disney's "Brother Bear" is not only more meaningful than previous Disney animations, but also closer to real human nature. ()
With warm stories, exquisite pictures, Phil Collins' music and endless jokes, Disney's 2003 autumn and winter highlight has obviously returned to the traditional route that it used to be good at. There is no doubt that an unexpected dark horse has emerged. ()
