As a children's film, it is excellent.
But its target audience seems to be more than children. As an adult, I have to spit it out here.
The first half of the film can be said to be very interesting until the end of the battle. Although the villain will be harsh and gentle for a while, I can explain the past with the reason that he hates his family and can't let his children get hurt on the screen. The male protagonist in the child state is a gloomy little boy. How can he become a sand sculpture when he grows up... What's the matter with the character design. Also, the battle at the end was really boring.
There are all kinds of elements such as women, children, blacks, Asians, obesity, disabilities, etc. in the home, but except for the Asian who is a little conspicuous, there is no feeling of forced political correctness when watching, the children are very cute, The youngest black girls are very attractive. The last time I saw such ethnic groups squeezed together in a movie was "Spider-Man". Of course, there are really too many ethnic groups in Spider-Man.
Freddy, the second boy, is super cute, and the beautiful child greatly improved my viewing pleasure, but I feel that the little villain is the best-looking among children. The little male protagonist's eyes are too big, and because the style of this film is similar to "Stranger Things", I have to think of Will, who has the same big eyes in "Stranger Things". But I think the little male protagonist looks more like Greyson Chance when he was a child, and when he is a child, he means when he is about the same age as him. In addition, the male lead and the male second one are named Billy and the other is Freddie. Is it really just a coincidence? /scratch head
All in all, it's ok, I actually want to play Samsung. In some places, the meaning of preaching is a bit obvious, but it doesn't matter if I think it is a children's film. Whenever there is something wrong with the logic, I advise myself like this. I didn't go to the theater to watch it, but it cost me a VIP movie ticket. Overall, it is interesting and worth recommending. You must watch it with the spirit of "excellent children's film".
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