Pearl

Maybe if I see this in it's original format, I would get it. Like this it was strange, pointless and nothing special at all.

This idea of making your short 360 for VR devices is cool and all, but s**t's hella distracting.

Like please, tell me where to look at.

The Academy Award-nominated "Pearl" features a father and daughter chasing their dreams. It's not a masterpiece, but enjoyable nonetheless. I like seeing these animated shorts and hope that more of them become available in the near future.

'PEARL': Five Stars (Out of Five)

A 6-minute Oscar nominated animated short film. This one is about a young girl, and her father, that chase their dreams by traveling across the country in a hatchback (which they also live in at times). It was directed by Patrick Osborne; who also directed 2014's Oscar winning animated short 'FEAST' (from Disney), which is also fantastic. This is my favorite Oscar nominated short film of 2017. It's so beautifully told, and the music is really emotional and powerful too. The film is kind of like a musical, or a long music video even; but it still tells a fascinating story, about love and family. It's a really powerful short, and it's shockingly touching too. I loved it.

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Pearl (2016)

**** (out of 4)

Extremely touching animated short about a father and his young daughter who travel around in their hatchback making memories. This six-minute short shows off various portions of their lives inside this car.

PEARL was one of five films that were nominated for Best Animated Short and it's an extremely impressive one to say the least. The film is basically told through visuals and a song that gets played throughout all of it. I must say that the animation itself was quite great but that's to be expected from just about any animated piece these days. Where this film really took off was on the sheer pleasure of watching the dad and daughter grow older, go through various things and all of it set around this car. I found the film to be incredibly entertaining throughout its six-minute running time and it was also very touching and thoughtful.