It does not show off skills or sensationalism, but it allows people to experience the silent and warm existence in the smooth visual enjoyment.
The vulgar translation of the same name as "General Mobilization", coupled with the low reputation of Disney animation in the hearts of adults, almost ruined such a good movie.
Whether it's the reversal of perspective or the perfect connection between several games with huge contrasts, I have to applaud the screenwriter's creativity.
The psychological talk between the so-called villains, the figure celebrating the fall outside the window at night, and the program loopholes that allow people to bully, that emotion and scene, all silently move the most sensitive hearts of moviegoers.
The cartoons that do not forget humanistic care in the hilarity are the classic cartoons.
This point has been abandoned early by domestic films, but now it can't be learned. At this point, Pixar first captured the essence, but slowly squandered it. This, at least Disney has learned now.
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