Putting aside other things first, the script of this movie is really terrible, and even the simplest Hollywood clichés will not learn from it. Compared with "The Secret Life of Cute Pets", which is almost the same subject, many of the plot changes are abrupt and sometimes impossible to be logical.
At the same time, similar to many foreign animated films, it pays tribute to classic works. "Fight Club" and "Locke" make audiences who have seen them all immediately understand. This is a very ingenious method that allows the audience to find easter eggs, and it is also a reference for domestic animation films. After all, these tributes are enough to make the animated film break away from the low-level audience.
To be honest, I think this film is not suitable for children to watch. Because it contains a lot of innuendo about current affairs, it breaks away from the expectations of the most demanding animal animation films. Trump and the British royal family are no longer "pure blood", despicable high-ranking people, and so on. Today, the original role of comics has been extended to animated films. This is a relatively mild method, but it has a huge impact on children, because it is naked enough and obvious.
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