rgandrade2000

A stunning film I'd gladly watch again. Every frame is a work of art, packed with details worth revisiting. The animation and character design are exceptional, with a unique beauty. Humor is subtle but sharp, making me smirk and laugh throughout. At the same time, the drama is deeply moving-I laughed and I also cried. The dialogues are rich with meaning, and the storytelling is masterful, weaving multiple perspectives into a powerful narrative.

There are many life lessons we can take from this movie, as it captures the tragic yet hopeful nature of life in a way that is both charming and profoundly moving. A beautifully tragic film, both visually and emotionally-this is art at its finest.

As unexpected as a movie with no dialogue is, I really enjoyed this experience. The animals and their interactions carried the entire story without ever feeling boring. Visually, it was captivating and dynamic-a true raw adventure centered on the animals and nature. The storytelling felt raw and instinctive, with every scene and POV making it feel deeply animalistic. The best way to frame this movie is as an immersive dream, or like flipping through writer's sketchbook-like a raw, unpolished first draft where creativity flows freely and instinctively. Once again, RAW and ANIMALISTIC.

That said, the story itself didn't fully resonate with me. I never felt truly invested or emotionally connected, and some aspects remained unclear. I tried to overlook the loose ends, but they stood out. Realism wasn't my concern, but like others have pointed out. Nonetheless, hats of to this beautiful piece.

This show was a pleasant surprise. I picked it on a whim, and it exceeded all expectations. It's gripping, full of suspense, and kept me hooked episode after episode. The retro vibes are well done, and the acting is spot on. The thriller elements hold strong throughout, with plenty of twists and turns that I genuinely appreciated. Some unfiltered writing and unexpected scenes caught me off guard-in the best way.

I get why some critics were harsh, but this is best enjoyed with an open mind. Don't get too caught up in the details or realism-just embrace the story, and you'll have a great time. That said, the ending scenes feels rushed, but it still wraps up with a satisfying conclusion.