This is a very strange animation. Every time I want to praise it, I see a place where I can't help but complain. I was disappointed and found its shining point, and then I was immediately slapped in the face.
Generally speaking, its biggest disadvantage is its inconsistent style, including inconsistent music style, inconsistent painting style, inconsistent character image, and inconsistent story style. This is a problem that occurs in many Chinese-foreign co-productions, and the inconsistency of the character image and scene design style of this film is too obvious.
I have always believed that a good animation is an expression that can be understood by children, telling a life truth that can resonate with adults.
The idea of the film is too marginal, and it only reflects the problems that small groups of people will encounter. Most audiences are either indifferent or embarrassed after watching it, which is really not a wise choice. And to put Chang'e's story on top, it makes the whole story seem childish. If it is compared with animations such as "Flying House", "Zootopia", and "Dream Hunting", the shortcomings will be clear at a glance.
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