The little science genius Victor got enlightened in the teacher's frog electric induction experiment. Wisdom brought back the dog Sparky who died in a car accident. However, after being seen by a molester child, he had no choice but to resurrect a fish. It was a school science competition. All kinds of human struggles and karma are deduced in the world.
I like that the crosses made of bones in the cemetery and the various tomb shapes are rendered even more bizarre by 3D, and I also laughed at the part where "Mr. Cat Whiskers" was turned into a bat by electric shock. The only shortcoming is that the ending is perfect, and it follows the Hollywood reunion routine. It is understandable that this is to protect the hearts of children watching the movie. Forgive me, the cruel audience. The story should end when Victor cried on his dog SPARKY: "I know, you don't have to come back to this world. Rest well. Let's go!" At this point, the camera stopped at the two lines of tears on Victor's cheeks...
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