An animated surprise from Andy.

I feel that no matter what the subject matter is, as long as it goes to Hollywood in the United States, it will definitely become the standard setting of "family + adventure + cuteness + modernization". The same is true for Japanese cranes, but when they arrive in the United States, they become ordinary pigeons. Pigeons and cranes are not. A big difference. Cranes have the color of myths and legends, and pigeons are ordinary birds, and pigeons have naturally changed from "delivering children" to "delivering express delivery", as well as workplace competition, which is in line with the American environment. A lot of mechanical settings such as positioning and spaceships are also heavily Hollywood cartoon flavors. If this film was made by a Japanese director such as Hayao Miyazaki, it would not be 100% like this, at most it would retain the taste of an orphan.

However, Andy's performance in this film is surprising. It is very interesting to interpret a kind-hearted pigeon full of contradictions, and it also has obvious traces of "SNL Andy"-style performance. Sen has also dubbed Crazy Bird animation, and it's also a bird hahaha. After searching, I found out that this movie and Crazy Bird are produced by the same company. Moreover, this film is actually a two-line story, one side is the adventure of sending children, and the other side is the family warm ethics. Although this kind of propaganda calling on parents to take care of children is basically bad in the United States, there are still similar films every year. The most creative thing about this film is actually the group of wolves. A group of wolves like Transformers really looks and laughs every time, and they will be cute, although it is a bit similar to the fish school setting of Finding Nemo. The children in this film are really cute. The big-headed dolls with big eyes are very cute. Will the big group of children at the end let people with child phobia directly diaper?

The overall quality of the film is not low, the plot is good, the production level is high, the music is also very interesting, and it is a Hollywood animal-based animation, but it would be nice if the relationship between birds and humans could be portrayed a little more. .

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