(1) DIRECTOR: Zack Snyder's first animated feature.
(2) Story: The plot is a bit simple. It is a little story about a little owl who learned to fly and rushed to the battlefield under the guidance of his mentor and idol, and won the victory. The ups and downs of the story are a little too compact, and it feels like the director is a little anxious to go to the street to buy food, and many of the plots that should have been unfolded were simply taken away. For example, under the guidance of a few little owls, go to the guardian. It has been said very clearly that you have only walked half the distance when your wings are tired. The director can completely show the persistent spirit of the little owl at this tired moment. Picked up and arrived smoothly. Are you in a hurry! Hey...
(3) Effect: This is what we must admit, the effect of the film is very beautiful and beautiful, the big eyes of the owl move back and forth very smartly, the beak is tender or very Rigid, rattling back and forth, all so cute. But what I love most about them is that their feathers flutter in the breeze, as if there is a silky touch across your palm! Especially in the partially enlarged special effects shots, the suddenly opened wings give people an urge to glide. It is worth mentioning that the processing of details and special effects is really handsome. When the little owl rushes to the whirlpool, we can clearly feel the drops of water around the little owl in the 3D glasses. Go little by little. Beautiful in the blue moonlight. I like. Also, when they are fighting in the air, the feeling of going straight is very exciting!
(4) Recommended: strongly recommended! But don't go if you don't like cartoons.
(5) Ethics: This is a simple ethics that every movie will have. The big owl of the film only felt valued in the enemy camp, that is, this core feeling instructed him to directly sell his cute and furry little sister, directly ignoring the life and death of his brother. Is this betrayal worth it? All I know is that there are really a few people around me who have sold their friends and self-esteem for their own benefit. Forget it, let's not talk about this topic! Hey, I met too many people like this, really, hey...don't ruin my love for movies!
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