"Angry Birds": ★★★, 55/100.
In all fairness, Angry Birds is pretty entertaining. Full of farce/jokes, the painstaking restoration of the game's classic scenes in the third act, and the spoofs of blockbuster classic scenes that are often seen in such animations, it basically guarantees that most of the time... at least it won't be boring.
It's a pity that the rottenness of the theme/master ideological structure has determined that "Angry Birds" will stop there.
The screenwriter wanted to build a story around "anger", but in the end, the presentation of "anger" was very sloppy, not only more like "impulse" or other emotions, but also did not have much substantive impetus to the story. At the same time, the existence of the character "Invincible Condor", while full of irony, is purely a waste of writing that disrupts the presentation of the theme.
The political metaphor in the film will probably be touted by some. Sorry, however, political metaphors, like many metaphors, can be icing on the cake for works that are good or good in themselves, and only superfluous for works that are mediocre or bad. Zootopia belongs to the former, but Angry Birds, like Batman, clearly belongs to the latter.
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