"Lady and the Tramp" director Charlie Bean has a background in animation film creation. He can well balance the transition and combination between live dogs, animated mouths and human expressions. The furry dogs in this film are enough for anyone who loves dogs. The charm and appeal. In contrast, human actors seem to be more rigid and unnatural than their digitally transformed co-stars. The film tickles dog lovers, and may satisfy the curiosity of some viewers when exploring the family's newly subscribed Disney+. However, the film is still a re-enactment of some scenes and plots, and there are not many new ideas, which makes a lot of love for the film come from the nostalgic impulse for the scenes and details.
In terms of costume design, the combination of Colin Atwood and Timothy A. Wonsik provides a solid foundation, eye-catching and interesting in details. Popular colors occasionally appear in some costumes, such as in Aunt Sarah's wardrobe, which makes the audience hope that they can be bolder in design and fabrics for other actors
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