The characteristics of the original work gave the adaptation of "Nim's Island" a lot of room for development and imagination. Relying on computer production technology, the film perfectly restores the fairy mirror-like scenery of Nim's Island. Although the whole of the film is just a family-style story that can guess the end by looking at the beginning, it does not mean that the film lacks visibility and highlights.
In the setting of the story, the choreographer adopts a three-line parallel approach to the final and integrated processing. This line of Nimes is undoubtedly the most important one. Abigail Bresl uses his acting skills to interpret and interpret the definition of "cute". She not only has to accurately interpret the cuteness and stubbornness of the little girl, but also express the complex emotions such as loss and fear in her heart. Jodie Foster has not many roles in the film. But every appearance is absolutely eye-catching. Nerve and serious autistic tendencies, muttering to oneself and panic of errors and omissions add a lot of laughter to the film. The film has a good grasp of the rhythm. The three story lines also did not seem to miss the other because of their respective excitement, and the true feelings wrapped in the story are more easily moved
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