Shaun the Sheep Movie short comments

Helga 2022-04-23 07:03:37

4.5, reminds me of the Chaplin and Keaton movies. A clay animation that entertains and educates, creates a lot of laughs, reflects social phenomena, mocks pop culture, and even pays homage to "Taxi Driver" in one place. Children may not like this form of pantomime. It seems to be childish, but it is actually wonderful. The soundtrack is also very good, and I don't know where it is higher than Brother Zimmer.
Amelie 2022-04-24 07:01:17

Ahaha, just for Shawshank's staring easter eggs, it's also worth paying tribute to the whole movie's music. He has too many Beatles, godfathers, undead villains, satirical fashion... There's nothing to say about the main plot. The good parts are all in the details. There will even be some movie-watching fatigue in the later stage. The Sean series is one of the few remaining series of clay animations. Although I know that the production is not easy, I still hope that there will be more big movies.

baa hehe

Athena 2022-04-22 07:01:43

The name of the theater is: Austism Friendly, although I am not autistic, but such a silent and tangible image story is really powerful.

Say your personal thoughts. Although watching cartoons, all kinds of stupid ideas still destroy brain cells. Counting sheep to sleep has become one of the driving plots in a fairy tale. The interspersed ideology of real life and illusory animation will have some cognitive impact on children's later growth. It's like the commercial at the beginning of the title, about the commercial of the robot toy. After children generally accept the cute state of anthropomorphic robots, if artificial intelligence replaces us one day in the future, will they still be able to laugh?

Well, I worry too much. I have to say, some of the hilarious scenes at the beginning really made me laugh. Looking at that stupid state is similar to looking at Minions, it's all masturbation after transferring the self-deprecating bearer.

And it's seconds.

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