For us, growth seems to be an eternal topic, so when it collided with Pixar's ideas, there was "Luna".
At the beginning, when the logos of Disney and Pixar appeared one after another, they knew that they were creating new classics, which were different from Disney's always reshaping old classics.
As for the three generations of grandfather and grandson presented at the beginning, when the grandson widened his eyes and became curious about the things around him, he knew that the "moon god" was this child.
As the camera zooms in, the grandfather hands a hat to his grandson, which symbolizes the inheritance from generation to generation. At this time, the grandfather put his grandson's hat down, hoping that his grandson would be calm and calm, and the father put his son's hat up, hoping that his son would be positive. The hat became a clue to the short film.
Then, the short film added a sense of humor to the facial features and movements of the three generations of grandfathers and grandchildren, making the picture more interesting, adding flexibility and exaggeration. While learning how to pick ears from grandpa and wipe nose from dad, the child also conforms to the theme inheritance.
In keeping with Pixar's innovative style, we know it's not just that. While sweeping the stars, both grandpa and dad gave him a tool that suits him. In curiosity, he didn't know how to choose.
But when the big star fell, both grandpa and dad's eyes were tightly closed, and only he opened his wide eyes to show the curiosity that belonged to his growth.
And he has also done innovative things in inheritance, using tools that suit him, doing things that suit him, and pursuing self-worth. And when the big star was broken, it was amazing to see that the eyes of grandpa and dad also widened, and they also accepted the innovation of the next generation while inheriting.
In the last small detail, more attention was paid to this theme. While grandfather and father swept the stars, they swept the stars out, and the "Moon God" swept them toward themselves.
And Pixar's meticulousness does not end. At the end of the film, "Luna" sweeps away the stars alone, which also means the success of grandpa and father's inheritance, and "Luna" shows self-worth and the spirit of independent innovation.
Pixar uses the latest technology, uses whimsy and genius to create, and shows us this animated short with the contradiction of "three generations treat things differently". Although it is only a short six minutes, it is still reserved for We think a lot.
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