2. Obsessive-compulsive-style symmetrical composition
3. I especially like the perspective of looking down from directly above (that is, to make the picture two-dimensional)
4. Continue to be obsessed with the cable car (anyway, it is necessary to Make the picture two-dimensional!)
5. Still love saturated candy colors (but the desert island can't be too bright, so it limits the play)
6. Still has a sense of rhythm, still has a very interesting dubbing
7. Well-structured follow-up The programming is the same - the flashback starts, the flashback ends - it's so cute
8. Under the fantasy appearance, there are still quite traditional themes: fascism/violence/brainwashing, love/friendship/humanity
9. The last poem about cherry blossoms (haiku ?) touched all (Japanese) human beings, so cute.
10. I really want to know what the three (dogs) whispered when the little prince said goodbye to spots and officially domesticated chief. Even though I didn't understand it, I was so moved that I almost cried...
It's still the familiar Wes Anderson, with a little quirky cuteness.
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