In my impression, this is the third film of the same name adapted from Disneyland’s rides, but although it is also a popcorn series, it is unexpectedly good-looking, especially Emily is still beautiful and beautiful, with that high-end face It's perfect for the big screen. Speaking of the movie, this film has beautiful sceneries and is simply a guide to Amazon's travel notes, so just looking at the scenery can still be worth the fare. In addition, the film has the attributes of all Disney family comedy adventure films, and the performance is also in line with expectations. I've seen it, I've been refreshed, and then slowly forget it. However, the lines of this film are at least as boring and boring as they are not apparent in movies of the same type, simple and clear, with occasional sense of humor but not artificial. The performances of the actors are also good, typical characters but distinctive, allowing the audience to easily distinguish the characteristics of each character's personality. But there is one thing, the soundtrack of this film is too typified, without the slightest feature, basically can't remember the soundtrack attributes related to the film content. In addition, the villain also "follows" the style of this type of movie, too much nonsense, self-determination, love to play cool, but no characteristics. Therefore, from the moment the villain appeared, he had been waiting for when he would go offline, and there would definitely be a period of boring nagging pretending to be X before going offline. Finally, I have to say that Disney's special effects in this type of film are also lifelike. It can be seen that the strength is completely linked to the economy. Especially the cute big cat, I really want to pinch her big face.
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