The mainstream media's evaluation of the work is quite satisfactory. Of course, most parents will fall asleep while watching the movie, and most young viewers will like part of the storyline in tears. This is a children's movie, and it is undoubtedly outstanding at this level.
After watching the theater trailer, many critics thought that the theater version would be terrible, but in fact, in addition to some contradictions in the plot itself, it is far higher than expected. The animation production and plot finishing are excellent. Those who grew up watching Disney will not find too many omissions here. Although the film itself has heroism, it also makes people feel warm. For example, the background setting of the heavyweight castle in the sky is excellent.
In terms of dubbing, it is excellent and professional, just like the highest level achieved by Taj Productions studio under good supervision. This has attracted the attention of many adult and young audiences. Rachel Lills, as Pikachu's voice actor, makes Pikachu add a lot of emotions (Pikachu looks like a balloon in the animation). Michael Haigney's recording coaching is superb. The choice of Chaomeng's dubbing is in place, and with the use of Dolby Surround , Chaomeng's voice has been lingering in the minds of many viewers after watching the movie. The combination of the theater version and the original plot is perfect. In the movie, the strong feelings between people and Pokémon are vividly expressed.
