Compared with the first one, the second one is far from satisfactory. The biggest highlight of the first part is the dense stalks and jokes, as well as the plausible plot. This multiplayer POV has to try the movie angle and develop the plot line at the same time. As a result, the rhythm is slow, each of which is anticlimactic and has no connection. It felt like watching three episodes of short stories.
In terms of concept, it is very suitable for children's films. Anyway, it must be something to learn, probably around courage? Three different storylines are three reasons to pursue courage. I feel that the film structure is still limited, and I didn't dare to do something unexpected, and I didn't do it well as expected.
After all, it's a cartoon. It doesn't have any shooting techniques and storyboards. There are no obvious flaws, but it's just plain. The biggest flaw is the music. From the beginning, it feels out of place. The soundtrack and emotional rendering are completely out of touch. If it is not for the rescue of the climax, this cartoon is really worthless.
A good cartoon should be thought-provoking, and should be "simply show what adults like" rather than "adults don't like it and use it to fool children". If the filming is boring, make a good soundtrack, and don't fry the cold rice of the old terrier.
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