Winona 2022-03-24 09:02:49
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Ayden 2022-04-23 07:03:26
Pure children's world. No adult appearances and special voice treatment. The plot was thought to be young at first. Snoopy is cute and steals the spotlight. Abundant but showing precious qualities. The exam is full of unexpected scores and is full of irony. Snoopy's battle with the Red Baron and Charlie's love adventure process correspond well. Self-confidence, braveness, honesty and kindness. Good quality is more precious than love/8
Mortimer 2022-04-21 09:02:53
It has the same style as the TV version, but the audience is really limited. After all, this story is too simple, and most adult audiences will find it extremely boring, and its story seems to be pieced together by a few short stories. Yes, I don't think it needs to be stretched to more than an hour. In addition, although there is no change in the animation image, I really can't find any nostalgic texture after three-dimensionalization, but children should like it.
[Snoopy and Woodstock are testing out a typewriter. Snoopy proceeds to hit the "O" key repeatedly]
Snoopy, Woodstock: Oooooo.
[when he chooses a book-report partner name out of the bowl and reads it]
Charlie Brown: [in his thoughts, imagining] Little Red-Haired Girl. My lucky day! This changes everything. She will see the new me. And together, we'll win the gold star! After that, anything is possible. We could be the first kids to land on the moon!
Charlie Brown: [imagining himself as an astronaut] One small step for kids, one giant leap for Charlie Brown!
[suddenly, Miss Othmar says something and we see Charlie wearing the bowl as an astronaut helmet, the students laughing as he looks nervously at them]
