Filmmaker's Feelings, Reivew on Kubo and the Two Strings

Kubo, the one-eyed boy, is honest, kind, lonely, longing for his father's love, and a member of the whole family. Although, in the end, he enjoyed the joy of family reunion, but in another form and way, the mother turned into a real toy monkey, and the father was forced to turn into a beetle, and he still lost his memory. On the hard road, three people (well, exactly one child, two animals) support each other, and together they go to find the three lost treasures and try to defeat Luna.
In the end, my parents were killed by my aunt, I killed my aunt again, my grandfather chased me, but I defeated my grandfather. In a sense, it also shows the kindness and tolerance of human nature.
Generally speaking, the movie is not a light-hearted type. The beginning part, the turbulent sea, and the thunderstorms have already paved the way for the plot of the movie. With Japan as the background, it is interspersed with many folk customs, folk customs, two-stringed piano, origami, and magic. very special. recommend

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